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- n. A room in which electric batteries are located.
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“He then went to the battery-room and knocked all the batteries off on the floor.”
“At 8 o'clock he appeared, walked around, went into the battery-room, and then came to me, saying: ` Edison, who did this? ”
“It was on the second story of a dilapidated building on the principal street of the city, with the battery-room in the rear; behind which was the office of the agent of the Associated Press.”
“It was at this juncture that Edison reached New York, and according to his own statement found shelter at night in the battery-room of the Gold Indicator Company, having meantime applied for a position as operator with the Western Union.”
“The battery-room was filled with old record-books and message bundles, and one hundred cells of nitric-acid battery, arranged on a stand in the centre of the room.”
“` ` I went one night, '' he says, ` ` into the battery-room to obtain some sulphuric acid for experimenting.”
“At 8 o'clock he appeared, walked around, went into the battery-room, and then came to me, saying: 'Edison, who did this?”
“It was at this juncture that Edison reached New York, and according to his own statement found shelter at night in the battery-room of the Gold”
“I went one night," he says, "into the battery-room to obtain some sulphuric acid for experimenting.”
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