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the warmth of wool , skins , feathers , and the vegetables appear to possess a latent heat so like , is derived from a ... and even in the preceding paragraph ; for all air appears fame occasionally in suitable substances . to possess a ...
the warmth of wool , skins , feathers , and the vegetables appear to possess a latent heat so like , is derived from a ... and even in the preceding paragraph ; for all air appears fame occasionally in suitable substances . to possess a ...
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When the spirit or mois- mass ; these motions do not appear capable of ture , which has evaporated into spirit , has being classed under either of those of congregaescaped from a porous body ( such as wood , bone , tion , but to be ...
When the spirit or mois- mass ; these motions do not appear capable of ture , which has evaporated into spirit , has being classed under either of those of congregaescaped from a porous body ( such as wood , bone , tion , but to be ...
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count of the inaptitude , and sluggishness of the sound appears to be continued for a conthose bodies in acquiring ... on account of tion or position , by which bodies appear to deits remarkable difference from the two last ; for sire ...
count of the inaptitude , and sluggishness of the sound appears to be continued for a conthose bodies in acquiring ... on account of tion or position , by which bodies appear to deits remarkable difference from the two last ; for sire ...
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ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING Page I | 1 |
First Book 1 Second Book | 29 |
NOVUM ORGANUM Page | 107 |
Urheberrecht | |
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