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... probably discover a mode of obtaining them in a state of absolute dryness . For if other gases as well as nitrous oxide , have a stronger affinity for oils than for water , water most probably will be precipitated from them during their ...
... probably discover a mode of obtaining them in a state of absolute dryness . For if other gases as well as nitrous oxide , have a stronger affinity for oils than for water , water most probably will be precipitated from them during their ...
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... probably as jeux d'esprit , not possessing either interest or excellence enough for the public , but rather calculated to enliven a circle of friends ; who , not being morose critics , might be disposed to extract entertainment from ...
... probably as jeux d'esprit , not possessing either interest or excellence enough for the public , but rather calculated to enliven a circle of friends ; who , not being morose critics , might be disposed to extract entertainment from ...
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... probably originated in a desire of Queen Eliza beth to be mistress of James's person , and that no hostile in- tentions were harboured against his life . The good character of the Earl of Gowrie and his brother gives countenance to this ...
... probably originated in a desire of Queen Eliza beth to be mistress of James's person , and that no hostile in- tentions were harboured against his life . The good character of the Earl of Gowrie and his brother gives countenance to this ...
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