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From Horatio Barber's The Aeroplane Speaks:
NOTE TARGETS AND ID'S FOR CHAPTER ONE
<note target>'s from Chapter 1
...And the Principles gathered mournfully round, but with the aid of the Propeller Slip<note target="n1.1">[1]</note><note id>'s from Chapter 1
<note id="n1.1">[1] Propeller Slip: As the propeller screws through the air, the latter to a certain extent gives back to the thrust of the propellor blades, just as the shingle on the beach slips back as you ascend it. Such "give-back" is known as "slip," and anyone behind the propellor will feel the slip as a strong draught of air.</note>NOTE TARGETS AND ID'S FOR CHAPTER TWO OF THE SAME WORK
<note target>'s from Chapter 2
...and a bewitching little Morane parasol,<note target="n2.1">[1]</note><note id>'s from Chapter 2
<note id="n2.1">[1] Morane parasol: A type of Morane monoplane in which the lifting surfaces are raised above the pilot in order to afford him a good view of the earth.</note>