Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 345
fact that you could not get a very small high-speed motor to turn over your fourteen-by-six-teen-inch propeller fast enough to develop itspower. It would simply run slowly, and yourdory would crawl along at paddling speed. On 796 UNDER THE BLUE SKY QULY, the other hand, attached to a small-diameter… … JUST THEN CAME A HAIL FKO.M THE FLOAT. (SEE PAGE 798 Well, a single cylinder, two-cycle, marine mo-tor of four and a half inches bore and four anda half inches stroke, or a two-cylinder of threeand a half inches bore by three and a half inchesstroke, will develop about six horse-power atseven…
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