Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... fire , when it is thus preternaturally assembled . That where there happens to be such a structure and conformation of the interior part of the earth , as that the fire may pass freely , and without impediment , from the caverns wherein ...
... fire , when it is thus preternaturally assembled . That where there happens to be such a structure and conformation of the interior part of the earth , as that the fire may pass freely , and without impediment , from the caverns wherein ...
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... fire , attracted towards that centre , might in great part be obliged , as lightest , to take place above the rest , and thus form the sphere of fire above supposed , which would after- ward be continually diminishing by the substance ...
... fire , attracted towards that centre , might in great part be obliged , as lightest , to take place above the rest , and thus form the sphere of fire above supposed , which would after- ward be continually diminishing by the substance ...
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... fire . Now if the quantity of fire before contained or diffused in the snow and salt was expelled in the uniting of the two matters , it must be driven away either through the air or the vessel containing them . If it is driven off ...
... fire . Now if the quantity of fire before contained or diffused in the snow and salt was expelled in the uniting of the two matters , it must be driven away either through the air or the vessel containing them . If it is driven off ...
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