Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... carried up in the spiral whirl till it reach the region where the vapour is con- densed , and rise with that even to ... carry them up in the spiral whirl , mixed with the air ; the heavier drops may indeed fly off , and fall in a shower ...
... carried up in the spiral whirl till it reach the region where the vapour is con- densed , and rise with that even to ... carry them up in the spiral whirl , mixed with the air ; the heavier drops may indeed fly off , and fall in a shower ...
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... carried into the clouds , why have we not salt rains ? The ob- jection is strong and reasonable , and I know not whether I can answer it to your satisfaction . I never heard but of one salt rain , and that was where a spout passed ...
... carried into the clouds , why have we not salt rains ? The ob- jection is strong and reasonable , and I know not whether I can answer it to your satisfaction . I never heard but of one salt rain , and that was where a spout passed ...
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... carried over land , and there let fall in a body ; but this , I suppose , happens rarely . Stuart describes his ... carrying away her foremast , then suddenly whipped her up , and threw her down on the other side , carrying away her ...
... carried over land , and there let fall in a body ; but this , I suppose , happens rarely . Stuart describes his ... carrying away her foremast , then suddenly whipped her up , and threw her down on the other side , carrying away her ...
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