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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 3 (January 1899) (1899)

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population, and other through the traction exerted by wires and cords Arckytas manufactured a wooden pigeon, which, ac- had great historic interest. They were well aware of that were tautened and relaxed by the play of a tuated by a mechanical movement, flew from place to the magnitude of the task,… … tinue the excavations at Corinth in the spring, and it but now, however, they have done so. The new yacht INTERIOR OF VAUCANSON'S AUTOMATIC DUCK. will be 380 feet long ; her beam is 45 feet; the draught will greatly be regretted if work must cease on account A, clockwork; B, pump; C, rnill for…

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