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... means of heat . Vegetables also maintain harmonies with the air by means of their respiratory system , or apparatus of air - vessels ; the fluid finding its way to and from the interior of the plant through a multitude of pores on the ...
... means of heat . Vegetables also maintain harmonies with the air by means of their respiratory system , or apparatus of air - vessels ; the fluid finding its way to and from the interior of the plant through a multitude of pores on the ...
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... means of deceiving his opponents by shewing bodies of troops on particular points , and contriving to march the chief part of them very rapidly in different directions . By the help of this artifice , and by an unptiying sacrifice of ...
... means of deceiving his opponents by shewing bodies of troops on particular points , and contriving to march the chief part of them very rapidly in different directions . By the help of this artifice , and by an unptiying sacrifice of ...
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... mean longitude of the moon ; which longitude , corrected , is to be added to the supplement of the node ; and this will give the true distance of the moon from the node , or the first argument of the latitude , which is at the same time ...
... mean longitude of the moon ; which longitude , corrected , is to be added to the supplement of the node ; and this will give the true distance of the moon from the node , or the first argument of the latitude , which is at the same time ...
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