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But if the wind disturbs and, owing to their movements, the lines cannot give a certain indication, a channel is to be put on the top side of the plank, five feet long, an inch wide and an inch and a half deep. Let water be poured in. If the water evenly touches the lips of the channel, we shall know that the levelling is successful.
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