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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 25 (December 1899) (1899)

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pearance of a horse, or, on through which, with the aid of ropes passing through that so small a portion of the population have any another hand, that the Trojans could have been simple pulleys above, the pieces are quickly let down to the practical mechanical knowledge. Almost every man floor.… … very near by and concealed by the side Fig. 2.—THE HOBSE COUFLETE. scenes. But the ropes are all of the same length because they are wound around in the United States knows the use of tools, and very drums that are installed in the framework many who have no manual occupation are fairly (Fig. 3)…

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