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Sentence
At
the
back
of
the
whipple-tree
there
are
two
"revolving
shafts,"
extending
from
near
the
middle
to
the
ends;
the
ends
of
these
shafts
are
bent
at
right
angles,
and
they
are
so
arranged
that
the
outer
end
of
each
one,
which
is
flattened
for
that
purpose,
covers
the
end
of
the
pin
on
the
whipple-tree,
to
prevent
the
traces
from
flying
off;
and
to
the
inner
ends
a
cord
is
attached,
to
enable
the
driver
to
turn
the
shafts,
and
thus
uncover
the
ends
of
the
pins,
and
permit
the
traces
to
escape.
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At the back of the whipple-tree there are two revolving shafts,
extending from near the middle to the ends; the ends of these shafts are bent at right angles, and they are so arranged that the outer end of each one, which is flattened for that purpose, covers the end of the pin on the whipple-tree, to prevent the traces from flying off; and to the inner ends a cord is attached, to enable the driver to turn the shafts, and thus uncover the ends of the pins, and permit the traces to escape.
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