The New Monthly Magazine, Volumen 5Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1816 |
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The fire - damp is produced in small quán- pherical air , with no other
contamination , tities in coal - mines , during the common and the most impure
contained five - twelfths process of working , of atmospherical air ; so that this air
was The Rev.
The fire - damp is produced in small quán- pherical air , with no other
contamination , tities in coal - mines , during the common and the most impure
contained five - twelfths process of working , of atmospherical air ; so that this air
was The Rev.
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As the quantity of the inflamma- considerably more light than common norna ble
air climinished , the flame became limited I have had small cylindrical caps of
wire to the wick , and was gradually extinguished . gauze made to fit small lamps
by ...
As the quantity of the inflamma- considerably more light than common norna ble
air climinished , the flame became limited I have had small cylindrical caps of
wire to the wick , and was gradually extinguished . gauze made to fit small lamps
by ...
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... Gross Opoczko , so that to embrace in one common transaction the Slazewo
shall belong to the duchy , and various results of their negotiations , for the
Przylianowa , Hollander , and Maciejewo , to purpose of confirming them by their
reci .
... Gross Opoczko , so that to embrace in one common transaction the Slazewo
shall belong to the duchy , and various results of their negotiations , for the
Przylianowa , Hollander , and Maciejewo , to purpose of confirming them by their
reci .
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... soon recalled from my reve . common sewers , might well habituate so ries by
the stench from a gutter in the crowded a population to dirt and stench , middle of
a street through which we The staircases , used in common by more passed .
... soon recalled from my reve . common sewers , might well habituate so ries by
the stench from a gutter in the crowded a population to dirt and stench , middle of
a street through which we The staircases , used in common by more passed .
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... is cause from the common idea of it , as much quicker and greater as the wind
arising from the mutual repercussion of brings it spontaneously to him , that the
the air aud the wings of birds . difference of flying with or agajust a moThe shole ...
... is cause from the common idea of it , as much quicker and greater as the wind
arising from the mutual repercussion of brings it spontaneously to him , that the
the air aud the wings of birds . difference of flying with or agajust a moThe shole ...
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