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I 2mo . and displays a lively fancy , with some general information : but the present tale contains too many principal characters ; several of the expressions are affected , such as sylphidine form , ' vol . i . p .
I 2mo . and displays a lively fancy , with some general information : but the present tale contains too many principal characters ; several of the expressions are affected , such as sylphidine form , ' vol . i . p .
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In fact , after having studied the general character and tenor of the work thus far , we begin to “ smell a rat , " if we may adopt a very coarse but appropriate expression ; and we find that , as his precursor made use of the carte ...
In fact , after having studied the general character and tenor of the work thus far , we begin to “ smell a rat , " if we may adopt a very coarse but appropriate expression ; and we find that , as his precursor made use of the carte ...
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Under any charge or head of water , when the capillary tube , through which the fluid runs , attains to a certain length , the term of the expression , which is proportional to the square of the velocity , disappears from the general ...
Under any charge or head of water , when the capillary tube , through which the fluid runs , attains to a certain length , the term of the expression , which is proportional to the square of the velocity , disappears from the general ...
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