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 1  II, 15|     630 tunnor of water~ ~ 24 hours [an hour~ ~ ~ 2520~ ~ 1260~ ~ ~
 2  II, 15|   tunnor of water~ ~ ~ ~in 24 hours.~ ~
 3  II, 17|      210 tunnor an hour~ ~ 24 hours~ ~ ~ 840~ ~ 420~ ~ ~ 5040
 4  II, 17|       5040 tunnor water in 24 hours~ ~The force-work is, as
 5  II, 18|     draws from the mine in 24 hours, namely 15020 tunnor, the
 6  II, 18|  tunnor water per twenty-four hours which the machine is able
 7  II, 20|    been relayed 4 times in 24 hours, so that this artifice has
 8  II, 20|     32 pairs of horses for 24 hours.~ ~"This horse-whim or artifice
 9  II, 21|      is doing more work in 24 hours than 3 horse-whims of 32
10  II, 21|   altogether 192 horses in 24 hours.~ ~ ~ ~The Dannemora machine
11  II, 21|      doing as much work in 24 hours as 66 horse-whims, each
12  II, 21|   altogether 528 horses in 24 hours.~ ~ ~ ~
13  II, 22|       quantity of water in 24 hours as 66 horse-whims, each
14  II, 22| machine is able to draw in 24 hours and compare it to what 66
15  II, 23|       big tubs of water in 12 hours, even if the horses are
16  II, 23|     horses must be allowed 12 hours complete rest.~ ~
17  II, 24|     day or 120 big-tubs in 24 hours~ ~ 120 kannor water in each
18  II, 24|  144000~ ~ ~ 300 tunnor in 24 hours.~ ~Which constitutes a larger
19  II, 24|    300 tunnnor of water in 24 hours, or altogether 19800 tunnor
20 III, 27|      costs 1089 dahler per 24 hours which make 397485 dahler
21 III, 35|      dock of water in 8 or 12 hours, in case a man of war should
22 III, 35|   great inconvenience when an hours gain may outweigh a whole
23 III, 35|     the cost of 600 men in 72 hours; (According to the latest
24 III, 35|      a short space as 8 or 12 hours and the machine made to