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Page 203
... Some days after exposure to the fun , and after a great number of air bubbles have arisen from the bottom and fides of the vessels , we fhall perceive that a greenish cruft is forming . By applying a microscope to the external furface ...
... Some days after exposure to the fun , and after a great number of air bubbles have arisen from the bottom and fides of the vessels , we fhall perceive that a greenish cruft is forming . By applying a microscope to the external furface ...
Page 250
... Some of his daughters were married to Athenian citizens ; and Cleophantus , his third fon , is mentioned by Plato as having refided at Athens , but remem- bered for no higher qualification than that of a most extraordinary horfeman ...
... Some of his daughters were married to Athenian citizens ; and Cleophantus , his third fon , is mentioned by Plato as having refided at Athens , but remem- bered for no higher qualification than that of a most extraordinary horfeman ...
Page 522
... Some of these iflands were placed at the bottom of glass veffels , coated with tinfoil , and electrified both pofi- tively and negatively . Some were fituated near to the electri- cal machine , on an infulated ftand , and were ...
... Some of these iflands were placed at the bottom of glass veffels , coated with tinfoil , and electrified both pofi- tively and negatively . Some were fituated near to the electri- cal machine , on an infulated ftand , and were ...
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