The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... given . Thus , then , we have obtained three propor- tions of weight : 1 for hydrogen , 6 for car- bon , and 8 for oxygen . Now mark the beau- ty of the evidence . If these three numbers be correct , we ought to find them recurring ...
... given . Thus , then , we have obtained three propor- tions of weight : 1 for hydrogen , 6 for car- bon , and 8 for oxygen . Now mark the beau- ty of the evidence . If these three numbers be correct , we ought to find them recurring ...
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... given to him . After a few weeks more , his daugh- ter Elizabeth is born , and , according to a me- morandum in the writing of Prue , her god- mothers were my mother and Mrs. Vaughan , her godfathers Mr. Wortley Montague and Mr. Addison ...
... given to him . After a few weeks more , his daugh- ter Elizabeth is born , and , according to a me- morandum in the writing of Prue , her god- mothers were my mother and Mrs. Vaughan , her godfathers Mr. Wortley Montague and Mr. Addison ...
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... given in illustration of this meaning is from Cicero ; hastili nixus , i . e . ' ( Scaevola ) , leaning upon the whole body of the hastati collec- tively . ' Then comes , ' II . Meton . ( pars pro toto ) , a spear , javelin . ' So that ...
... given in illustration of this meaning is from Cicero ; hastili nixus , i . e . ' ( Scaevola ) , leaning upon the whole body of the hastati collec- tively . ' Then comes , ' II . Meton . ( pars pro toto ) , a spear , javelin . ' So that ...
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