Alcohol: Its Place and PowerLindsay & Blakiston, 1883 - 317 pagina's |
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Pagina 17
... pipe . This air parts with its oxygen ; a large proportion of which unites with carbon and hydro- gen in the blood - carbonic acid and watery vapor being extricated in consequence . This important change , chemically called oxidation ...
... pipe . This air parts with its oxygen ; a large proportion of which unites with carbon and hydro- gen in the blood - carbonic acid and watery vapor being extricated in consequence . This important change , chemically called oxidation ...
Pagina 23
... pipe or cistern ; in the flavoring of the sweet course , were the ratafia to give out a decided quantity of prussic acid , the effects would tell , inquiry would be made , and the contamination would be avoided . And can it be that men ...
... pipe or cistern ; in the flavoring of the sweet course , were the ratafia to give out a decided quantity of prussic acid , the effects would tell , inquiry would be made , and the contamination would be avoided . And can it be that men ...
Pagina 80
... pipe . They will not call it " food : " it is something " after meat ; " and they call it " luxury . " Sometimes , too , they will tell you that when food cannot be got , it forms no indifferent substitute , tending to keep them " warm ...
... pipe . They will not call it " food : " it is something " after meat ; " and they call it " luxury . " Sometimes , too , they will tell you that when food cannot be got , it forms no indifferent substitute , tending to keep them " warm ...
Pagina 83
... pipe ; then they congregate in some convenient stair , and , striking a light , take whiff and whiff about , till either sick or satisfied . They don't like the smell of the weed , far less its taste ; and how comes it that they give ...
... pipe ; then they congregate in some convenient stair , and , striking a light , take whiff and whiff about , till either sick or satisfied . They don't like the smell of the weed , far less its taste ; and how comes it that they give ...
Pagina 84
... pipe , made for the purpose , and placing on the bowl of it a little opium , about the size of a pea , he sets it on fire at a small lamp , and then throwing himself back on the couch , inhales the smoke at short intervals in a listless ...
... pipe , made for the purpose , and placing on the bowl of it a little opium , about the size of a pea , he sets it on fire at a small lamp , and then throwing himself back on the couch , inhales the smoke at short intervals in a listless ...
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