The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1818 - Books |
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Page 368
... carried off , it will be driven deeper into the middle of the timber , while the outside may appear dry . This heat may likewise carry off the moisture from the wall for an inch or two , which may also appear dry ; and if the building ...
... carried off , it will be driven deeper into the middle of the timber , while the outside may appear dry . This heat may likewise carry off the moisture from the wall for an inch or two , which may also appear dry ; and if the building ...
Page 370
... carrying the mouths of them out at such places as may freely supply them with pure air ; and bringing the other ends into one spot near the hearth , so that they may be carried up behind the grate , and thence into a sort of chimney ...
... carrying the mouths of them out at such places as may freely supply them with pure air ; and bringing the other ends into one spot near the hearth , so that they may be carried up behind the grate , and thence into a sort of chimney ...
Page 481
... carried with them their capitals , which they employed in forming their ingenious establishments in foreign countries ; and the evil which was thus occasioned required an age to repair it . Equitable laws are much better calculated to ...
... carried with them their capitals , which they employed in forming their ingenious establishments in foreign countries ; and the evil which was thus occasioned required an age to repair it . Equitable laws are much better calculated to ...
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