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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 1 (January 1909) (1909)

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without the slightest exertion. This is That part of the inner face of the wave-forming board the heroine is gagged and bound to the tide-warning the neatest and safest way to remove stoppers from which would consequently be visible to the audience board, to be drowned by the rising tide. At the… … above the level of the stage, and is of the most sub- Photo by Campbell-Gray. The **>*• tnti»n uko »«*• «arn»." stantial construction, in order to withstand the tre- mendous - vibration arising from the fall of five tons THE GBEAT WAVE SCENE AT THE LONDON HIPPODROME,

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