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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 25 (June 1907) (1907)

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numerous and most liberally remunerated commands one above another, and altogether forming a sort of which he there received enabled him in future to work spinal column for the automaton. quite freely, and established not only his own fame, Whenever the little writer is to write a given letter, but… … Fig. 6.—The Spinet Player in Her Original Fig. 5.—The " Spinet Flayer " Fig. 1.—The "Writer" Automaton. Modernized. Costume. MECHANICAL MASTERPIECES OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.

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