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... become his ruling passion ; he was , therefore , enabled to check himself in a pursuit which was likely to interfere with the studies more appropriate to his destined character , and gave himself up entirely to the study of scholastic ...
... become his ruling passion ; he was , therefore , enabled to check himself in a pursuit which was likely to interfere with the studies more appropriate to his destined character , and gave himself up entirely to the study of scholastic ...
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... becomes firmly glued to the hair : this is repeated by various flies , till four or five hundred eggs are sometimes placed on one horse . The horses , when they become used to this fly , and find that it does them no injury , as the ...
... becomes firmly glued to the hair : this is repeated by various flies , till four or five hundred eggs are sometimes placed on one horse . The horses , when they become used to this fly , and find that it does them no injury , as the ...
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... become solid at the temperature of a few degrees above the freezing point of water ; while others , on the contrary , require a degree of cold = 5o ; and some remain fluid when ex- posed to the greatest cold . Those oils , it has been ...
... become solid at the temperature of a few degrees above the freezing point of water ; while others , on the contrary , require a degree of cold = 5o ; and some remain fluid when ex- posed to the greatest cold . Those oils , it has been ...
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... becomes considerably deeper ; they become thicker , and increase in specific gravity . When volatile oils are exposed to heat , they evaporate very readily . They are much more combus- tible than the fixed oils ; and in burning give out ...
... becomes considerably deeper ; they become thicker , and increase in specific gravity . When volatile oils are exposed to heat , they evaporate very readily . They are much more combus- tible than the fixed oils ; and in burning give out ...
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... become extinct . That this interruption or discontinuity of parts is the chief cause of opacity , Sir Isaac Newton argues , appears from hence , that all opaque bodies immediately begin to be transparent , when their pores become filled ...
... become extinct . That this interruption or discontinuity of parts is the chief cause of opacity , Sir Isaac Newton argues , appears from hence , that all opaque bodies immediately begin to be transparent , when their pores become filled ...
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