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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 8 (February 1898) (1898)

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latter will often find it difficult to intense desire to participate in all his doings. One of tioned that one man operating the chain can raise and lower a boat load weighing four tons with ease. fit glasses satisfactorily. their commonest mishaps arises from their love of rid- An improvement on… … never be needed, but these '"ifs"- aie accident which befell a big stag in 3,-ELEVATION OF HOISTING AND TURNING GEAR. in the way and are not to be got rid Windsor Forest. ' The poor beast of by the average individual. had been standing on its hind legs or jumping in, but are not " built " for…

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