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... produced by the action of nitric acid on many sorts of urinary concretions ; and it is shewn in this paper to be a ... produce this acid ; which , from the compounds with most bases being of a red or purple colour , Dr. Wol- laston ...
... produced by the action of nitric acid on many sorts of urinary concretions ; and it is shewn in this paper to be a ... produce this acid ; which , from the compounds with most bases being of a red or purple colour , Dr. Wol- laston ...
Page 244
... produce their only profit upon them ; but as their keep costs but little , this . produce is not unimportant on the farm . The cows are estimated at forty livres a head . A hundred cows , with their followers , thus produce four ...
... produce their only profit upon them ; but as their keep costs but little , this . produce is not unimportant on the farm . The cows are estimated at forty livres a head . A hundred cows , with their followers , thus produce four ...
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... produce a direct shock ; but , if we suppose one of suitable dimensions to move in such a direc- tion as would allow it only to graze the earth , it is not impossible that the shock of this body , a body , such as we require , out of ...
... produce a direct shock ; but , if we suppose one of suitable dimensions to move in such a direc- tion as would allow it only to graze the earth , it is not impossible that the shock of this body , a body , such as we require , out of ...
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