Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... turned is six , turned again it is seven and three- pence , and so on till it becomes a hundred pounds . The more there is of it , the more it produces every turning , so that the profits rise quicker and quicker . He that kills a ...
... turned is six , turned again it is seven and three- pence , and so on till it becomes a hundred pounds . The more there is of it , the more it produces every turning , so that the profits rise quicker and quicker . He that kills a ...
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... turned un- der , and warmer turned up from beneath it , those warm winds would not be chilled so much . The surface of the earth is also sometimes much * See a paper on this subject , by the late ingenious Mr. Hadley , in the ...
... turned un- der , and warmer turned up from beneath it , those warm winds would not be chilled so much . The surface of the earth is also sometimes much * See a paper on this subject , by the late ingenious Mr. Hadley , in the ...
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... turned under by the rolling of the waves , and a warmer turned up ; in summer the warm is turned under , and colder turned up . Hence the more equal temper of seawater , and the air over it . Hence , in winter , winds from the sea seem ...
... turned under by the rolling of the waves , and a warmer turned up ; in summer the warm is turned under , and colder turned up . Hence the more equal temper of seawater , and the air over it . Hence , in winter , winds from the sea seem ...
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