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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 6 (August 1898) (1898)

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of carrying power in the a certain worker in metals (faber) appeared at the palace and showed a beautiful cup composed of a bril- rifle. When this statement is contrasted with the insures a smooth action. The engine is very compact, liant white metal that shone hke silver. When the and, as it runs… … discoverer to be wholly destroyed, and the luck- ing gone clear through the heart, missing the L0N6ITUBINAL SECTION OF ENGINE. less artificer was seized and de- ribs on both sides. Immediate* capitated, so that his secret might ly after a hall was heard from £i> perish with him. M. Sainte- point…

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