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As the light gases accumulate it will be easier for the heavier gases to get there , for gravitation will gradually come into play . As the gravitative power increases the temperature of this portion of space will rise .
As the light gases accumulate it will be easier for the heavier gases to get there , for gravitation will gradually come into play . As the gravitative power increases the temperature of this portion of space will rise .
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It is manifest to anyone who considers the matter that when the playing stage of the hand is reached the play resolves itself into Dummy - whist pure and simple . Now , every regular Whist - player knows by experience that Dummy - whist ...
It is manifest to anyone who considers the matter that when the playing stage of the hand is reached the play resolves itself into Dummy - whist pure and simple . Now , every regular Whist - player knows by experience that Dummy - whist ...
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No actor could play a Burbage part without being compared with the mighty originator of it . The stamp of such genius is not easily erased or blurred . Burbage must surely have acted Posthumus and Antony , and it is a pity that we do ...
No actor could play a Burbage part without being compared with the mighty originator of it . The stamp of such genius is not easily erased or blurred . Burbage must surely have acted Posthumus and Antony , and it is a pity that we do ...
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