Electric fence (English Wikipedia)

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  • Trollope, Fanny (30 November 2003) [1832]. "Chapter 7". Domestic Manners of the Americans (EBook #10345 ed.). Project Gutenberg. Retrieved 11 October 2012. 'To give the scheme some more effect,' he makes it visible only through a grate of massive iron bars, among which are arranged wires connected with an electrical machine in a neighbouring chamber; should any daring hand or foot obtrude itself with the bars, it receives a smart shock, that often passes through many of the crowd, and the cause being unknown, the effect is exceedingly comic; terror, astonishment, curiosity, are all set in action, and all contribute to make 'Dorfeuille's Hell' one of the most amusing exhibitions imaginable.

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  • Trollope, Fanny (30 November 2003) [1832]. "Chapter 7". Domestic Manners of the Americans (EBook #10345 ed.). Project Gutenberg. Retrieved 11 October 2012. 'To give the scheme some more effect,' he makes it visible only through a grate of massive iron bars, among which are arranged wires connected with an electrical machine in a neighbouring chamber; should any daring hand or foot obtrude itself with the bars, it receives a smart shock, that often passes through many of the crowd, and the cause being unknown, the effect is exceedingly comic; terror, astonishment, curiosity, are all set in action, and all contribute to make 'Dorfeuille's Hell' one of the most amusing exhibitions imaginable.

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  • "Manual on safety" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 July 2011. Retrieved 19 April 2010.
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