LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Cleveland Moffett
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Divers at Work Near a Wreck
Frontispiece
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I had To Crawl Around and Over it
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5
At the Top of St. Paul's, New York
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Then my Partner Stood on my Shoulders
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12
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Sometimes in Hard Places You have to Throw Your Nooses Around the Shaft
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16
Picture of the Falling Steeple, Photographed just after the Dynamite Exploded. The Falling Section was 35 Feet in Length and Weighed 35 Tons
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Looking from the Ground Upward at St. Paul's Spire, Broadway, New York City
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Gilding a Church Cross, Above New York City
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How the Steeple-Climber Goes up a Flagpole
37
Portrait of a Diver. Drawn from Life
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The Diver's Helmet Showed like the Back of a Big Turtle
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46
Diver Standing on Sunken Coal Barge
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The Men at Work with the Air-Pump
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I Stayed Down until that Chain was Under the Shaft
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60
The Man who Attends to the Diver's Signals
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A Diver at Work on a Steamboat's Propeller
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The Author going Down in a Diver's Suit
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The Author after his First Dive. The Face-Plate has been Unscrewed from the Helmet
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Balloon-Cloth by Hundreds of Yards
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88
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Fields that Look like an Eskimo Village
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89
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A Pair of Great Wings made of Feathers and Silk—which, alas! would Never Fly
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91
Professor Myers in his "Skycycle"
93
How the Earth Looks when Viewed from a Height of One Mile.
(Photographed from a Balloon.)
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Mme. Carlotta Steering a Balloon by Tipping the Foot-Board
100
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In Spite of all their Skill these Indians Found Themselves Presently Lifted into the Air, Canoes and all
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103
Mme. Carlotta Calls for Assistance from Another Balloonist Three Miles Away
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A Balloon-Picnic at the AËronauts' Home
112
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Stevens Came Down once with a Parachute Two Miles out in the Atlantic Ocean—and was Promptly Rescued
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119
The Rescue of the "Oregon's" Passengers
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A Pilot-Boat Riding out a Storm
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