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The Laureate office was made a patentable one, in the gift of the Lord Chamberlain, as purveyor of the royal amusements. Ben was confirmed in the office.
The statue of Jupiter has been unmodified by the presence of the casters, and the casters perform precisely the same under the statue of Jupiter that they did under the bedstead. There is no combined result, and there is no patentable combination.
A better example would perhaps be a new watch with its two old stems so related that either could be used for setting the hands or for winding the spring. An inventor, being the first to produce a given organization, and desiring to patent it, may see at once a patentable variation on the device. In other words, he makes two machines patentably different, but both embodying his main invention.
That man believed in a devil, that had a long tail terminating with a fiery dart; that had wings like a bat a devil that had a cheerful habit of breathing brimstone, that had a cloven foot, such as some orthodox clergymen seem to think I have. And there has not been a patentable improvement made upon that devil in all the years since.
The uneasy look became vivid, and her voice was slightly tremulous now, as she said, "But what if he SHOULD be against you although I don't believe he is, of course you told me he couldn't DO anything to you, Virgil." "No," he said, slowly. "I can't see how he could do anything. It was just a secret, not a patent; the thing ain't patentable.
"I have thought, Marcus, that there might be something about that unfinished machine that could be patented for the benefit of Miss Minford. You know I am a good judge of patentable things." "What do you propose, then?" asked Marcus, concealing, with an effort, the emotions which the mention of Miss Minford always caused." "That we go to the house together.
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