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Page 164
... board over the centre row is circular . Our improve- ment as far as it relates to the Telegraph , consists in the repeated combinations of four boards only . — Any one of the three rows of boards will give fifteen changes , or ...
... board over the centre row is circular . Our improve- ment as far as it relates to the Telegraph , consists in the repeated combinations of four boards only . — Any one of the three rows of boards will give fifteen changes , or ...
Page 165
... boards , the first and third boards appear pulled down . --On the third , or right - hand set of Boards , the third board is represented down , while the others on that set remain up . - Now , the fourth board down on the first set ...
... boards , the first and third boards appear pulled down . --On the third , or right - hand set of Boards , the third board is represented down , while the others on that set remain up . - Now , the fourth board down on the first set ...
Page 167
... boards is used by itself , and whenever the centre and third sets are used together , a number is meant as a part of a sentence . Thus , the centre set of boards having board 4 down , will mean number 4 . -Let this board back to its ...
... boards is used by itself , and whenever the centre and third sets are used together , a number is meant as a part of a sentence . Thus , the centre set of boards having board 4 down , will mean number 4 . -Let this board back to its ...
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N B For REMARKABLE PASSAGES in the Criticisms | 4 |
Bees a Poem Part II | 23 |
Bevans Memoirs of Isaac Pennington | 32 |
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