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Page 215
... expressions are affected , such as sylphidine form , ' vol . i . p . 49 .; sylphidine delicacy , ' p . 232 .; -and in ... expression of his eyes were rendered terrible : p . 71. Miss Granville has too much of the penseroso and mauvais ...
... expressions are affected , such as sylphidine form , ' vol . i . p . 49 .; sylphidine delicacy , ' p . 232 .; -and in ... expression of his eyes were rendered terrible : p . 71. Miss Granville has too much of the penseroso and mauvais ...
Page 379
... expressions indifferently . Professor Jameson , not con- sidering how injudicious it is to employ synonyms for the pur- pose of expressing contrast , has introduced a distinction between them . Similar contiguous masses are by him ...
... expressions indifferently . Professor Jameson , not con- sidering how injudicious it is to employ synonyms for the pur- pose of expressing contrast , has introduced a distinction between them . Similar contiguous masses are by him ...
Page 478
... expression , which is proportional to the square of the velocity , disappears from the general formula of uniform motion . 2. The limit of the length of the tube , at which the square of the velocity disappears , is so much the more ...
... expression , which is proportional to the square of the velocity , disappears from the general formula of uniform motion . 2. The limit of the length of the tube , at which the square of the velocity disappears , is so much the more ...
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