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Page 45
... body ; yet , this body was not able of itself to keep up the genial glow of vitality , and to nourish the flame whence spring all the affections and passions , whether of love or hate ; for death had for ever destroyed and withered it ...
... body ; yet , this body was not able of itself to keep up the genial glow of vitality , and to nourish the flame whence spring all the affections and passions , whether of love or hate ; for death had for ever destroyed and withered it ...
Page 360
... body . We then took the lead , and , from my knowlege of Ispahan , I easily picked my way through the ruins which surround it , and then entered into the inhabited streets , which were at that time of night entirely forsaken . When near ...
... body . We then took the lead , and , from my knowlege of Ispahan , I easily picked my way through the ruins which surround it , and then entered into the inhabited streets , which were at that time of night entirely forsaken . When near ...
Page 428
... body that circulates round the earth by the force of gravitation in the time of a diurnal revolution , the path which it describes will mark the limit where the centrifugal force arising from the rotatory motion of the earth will just ...
... body that circulates round the earth by the force of gravitation in the time of a diurnal revolution , the path which it describes will mark the limit where the centrifugal force arising from the rotatory motion of the earth will just ...
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