Flora's DictionaryFielding Lucas, Jun., 1832 - 202 páginas |
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... give consequence to a trifle so light and airy as this , by indicating , in every instance , the reasons which led to the selection of the emblems : these will present themselves readily to the mind of the reader . A few , and but a few ...
... give consequence to a trifle so light and airy as this , by indicating , in every instance , the reasons which led to the selection of the emblems : these will present themselves readily to the mind of the reader . A few , and but a few ...
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... give energy and vigour to the whole ; it is abundant in young plants , diminishes as they grow up , and at length totally disap- pears . The Sap is the fluid which nourishes the plant . The warmth of the spring dilates the vessels of ...
... give energy and vigour to the whole ; it is abundant in young plants , diminishes as they grow up , and at length totally disap- pears . The Sap is the fluid which nourishes the plant . The warmth of the spring dilates the vessels of ...
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... give out a bad , or carbonic air , and that fruits and flowers almost invariably give out the last mentioned kind of air , at all times , but especially in the dark . It has long been known that light acts beneficially upon the upper ...
... give out a bad , or carbonic air , and that fruits and flowers almost invariably give out the last mentioned kind of air , at all times , but especially in the dark . It has long been known that light acts beneficially upon the upper ...
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... give out moisture by their under surface , in pro- portion to the intensity of light , and not of heat ; so that ... gives it out quickly ; but the properties of these earths are so happily opposed , that they correct each other by ...
... give out moisture by their under surface , in pro- portion to the intensity of light , and not of heat ; so that ... gives it out quickly ; but the properties of these earths are so happily opposed , that they correct each other by ...
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... gives out a pecu- liar odour , but not an unpleasant one ; from its smoke , a considerable quantity of very fine lamp black may be col- lected . Rectified oil of turpentine , at common temperature , will afford a complete solution of it ...
... gives out a pecu- liar odour , but not an unpleasant one ; from its smoke , a considerable quantity of very fine lamp black may be col- lected . Rectified oil of turpentine , at common temperature , will afford a complete solution of it ...
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