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Page 260
... direction of the road was N. and S .; the whole distance , about forty- eight miles , estimated by the ordinary pace of a light caravan , in which Mr. R. could not be much deceived ; and the greatest distance of these khans from each ...
... direction of the road was N. and S .; the whole distance , about forty- eight miles , estimated by the ordinary pace of a light caravan , in which Mr. R. could not be much deceived ; and the greatest distance of these khans from each ...
Page 404
... direction of the axes of double refraction , are facts which render it more than probable that a peculiar fluid is the principal agent in produc- ing all the phenomena of crystallization and double refraction . There is one fact ...
... direction of the axes of double refraction , are facts which render it more than probable that a peculiar fluid is the principal agent in produc- ing all the phenomena of crystallization and double refraction . There is one fact ...
Page 531
... direction , and if the same reasons will apply to make it move in some other direction , then it follows that it will take neither of these , but will remain at rest , or move in some direction different to the two former . Hence , if ...
... direction , and if the same reasons will apply to make it move in some other direction , then it follows that it will take neither of these , but will remain at rest , or move in some direction different to the two former . Hence , if ...
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