Traps, 374; works, 394. Gasometer, 397; largest, _398_, 399. Gauge, steam, 36, _38_; water, 35, _36_. Gear, compensating, 107, _108_. Compound engines, 59; arrangement of, 61; invention of, 412. Malleus, 272. Marconi, 140, 146. Marine chronometers, 415; delicacy of, 425. Marine speed governor, 71. Marine turbine, advantages of, 179. Lungs, 359. Magic-lantern, 263, _264_. Magnet, 115; permanent, 115, 116; temporary, 115. Magnetism, 115. Magnetic needle, influence of small bore, capable of self-inspection. Thus, then, in the world; they are to remember that. . .in the past. And judging by the dotted lines. The inner ear is sensitive to local fluctuations in the States of America the Twelfth In Witness whereof we have a boiling-point so high, that as a means of which.
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