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Page 366
... less than 44 yards , above 7 yards thickness of coal was discovered . In the third pit specified , the sulphureous , or bad coal , was met with in 16 yards from the surface , and good coal in less than 28 yards ; no vein exceeded 3 feet ...
... less than 44 yards , above 7 yards thickness of coal was discovered . In the third pit specified , the sulphureous , or bad coal , was met with in 16 yards from the surface , and good coal in less than 28 yards ; no vein exceeded 3 feet ...
Page 380
... less frequent , his meals less copious , and repeated after longer intervals , the time he spent in bed much shorter , and his exercise more subservient to his instruc- tion . Still , however , he seems to have possessed a consider ...
... less frequent , his meals less copious , and repeated after longer intervals , the time he spent in bed much shorter , and his exercise more subservient to his instruc- tion . Still , however , he seems to have possessed a consider ...
Page 471
... less of this influence in a cold or mild than in a warm climate ; where he states that the power of being propagated by contagion is fully established . His practice has been principally in temperate climates ; and in them , he informs ...
... less of this influence in a cold or mild than in a warm climate ; where he states that the power of being propagated by contagion is fully established . His practice has been principally in temperate climates ; and in them , he informs ...
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