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Page 63
... measure ; and that it thence decreases , both ways , to the two extremes of the progreffion . It appears therefore ... measure of water will abforb a quantity of the alcohol , which will be as 9 : in a mix- ture of 8 measures of alcohol ...
... measure ; and that it thence decreases , both ways , to the two extremes of the progreffion . It appears therefore ... measure of water will abforb a quantity of the alcohol , which will be as 9 : in a mix- ture of 8 measures of alcohol ...
Page 67
... measure ; and that it thence decreases , both ways , to the two extremes of the progreffion . It appears therefore ... measure of water will abforb a quantity of the alcohol , which will be as 9 : in a mix- ture of 8 measures of alcohol ...
... measure ; and that it thence decreases , both ways , to the two extremes of the progreffion . It appears therefore ... measure of water will abforb a quantity of the alcohol , which will be as 9 : in a mix- ture of 8 measures of alcohol ...
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... measure three heads in height , counting from the foretop to the ground . Eclipfe mea- fured upward of three heads and a half . · 2dly , The neck should measure but one head in length ; that of Eclipse measured a head and a half ...
... measure three heads in height , counting from the foretop to the ground . Eclipfe mea- fured upward of three heads and a half . · 2dly , The neck should measure but one head in length ; that of Eclipse measured a head and a half ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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