Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 pages |
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Page 49
... produced by a series of impulses which strike the ear at re- gular intervals , and in quick succession . In producing ... produce a musical note . When a slate - pencil , held loosely in the hand and perfectly upright , is drawn along a ...
... produced by a series of impulses which strike the ear at re- gular intervals , and in quick succession . In producing ... produce a musical note . When a slate - pencil , held loosely in the hand and perfectly upright , is drawn along a ...
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... produces white , and these are called complementary colours . Yellow light and blue light , when properly mixed , produce white light . This may appear strange to you , for most people imagine that yellow and blue produce green . This ...
... produces white , and these are called complementary colours . Yellow light and blue light , when properly mixed , produce white light . This may appear strange to you , for most people imagine that yellow and blue produce green . This ...
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... produce of the earth . — The earth , in climates like ours , produces little without cultivation , and none would be found willing to cultivate the ground if others were to be admitted to an equal share of the produce . The same is true ...
... produce of the earth . — The earth , in climates like ours , produces little without cultivation , and none would be found willing to cultivate the ground if others were to be admitted to an equal share of the produce . The same is true ...
Contents
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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