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... becomes uneven , several irregular tubercles arifing on its furface . If it be ftill left to itfelf , ( the water ... become more erect , and arrange themfelves conformably to the height of the pyramids . If these pyramidical bodies ...
... becomes uneven , several irregular tubercles arifing on its furface . If it be ftill left to itfelf , ( the water ... become more erect , and arrange themfelves conformably to the height of the pyramids . If these pyramidical bodies ...
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to equity or to general utility . When the cold infenfibility of fuch natures becomes animated , it will be then time ... become objects of its deriCon and perfecution . As these characters form a contrast to those who are endowed with ...
to equity or to general utility . When the cold infenfibility of fuch natures becomes animated , it will be then time ... become objects of its deriCon and perfecution . As these characters form a contrast to those who are endowed with ...
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... become calx of arfenic ; and if , to this calx , an inflammable fubftance be added , the refult will be the regulus . In the prefent divided ftate of opinions concerning the theory of calcination , we fhall offer no obfervation on this ...
... become calx of arfenic ; and if , to this calx , an inflammable fubftance be added , the refult will be the regulus . In the prefent divided ftate of opinions concerning the theory of calcination , we fhall offer no obfervation on this ...
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