Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 45John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, Henry T. Steele Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1858 |
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... eye , and then they are called capillaries , ( hair - like vessels , ) although they are no more to be com- pared in caliber with hairs than hairs are with cables . These vessels form a net- work finer than the finest lace - so fine ...
... eye , and then they are called capillaries , ( hair - like vessels , ) although they are no more to be com- pared in caliber with hairs than hairs are with cables . These vessels form a net- work finer than the finest lace - so fine ...
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... eyes were wearied with gazing on these slopes , which were uniformly covered with old lava , or with gray ashes . The path now became scarcely perceptible . At the foot of Montagnuola , one of the most considerable of the secondary ...
... eyes were wearied with gazing on these slopes , which were uniformly covered with old lava , or with gray ashes . The path now became scarcely perceptible . At the foot of Montagnuola , one of the most considerable of the secondary ...
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... eyes . This celebrated eruption covered about fifty square miles with a stratum of thick lava , which at certain points extended to a depth of 100 feet , and which , after threatening to annihilate Catania , destroy- ed the habitations ...
... eyes . This celebrated eruption covered about fifty square miles with a stratum of thick lava , which at certain points extended to a depth of 100 feet , and which , after threatening to annihilate Catania , destroy- ed the habitations ...
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... eyes , Etna , that blow - hole which is scarcely perceptible upon our planet , which is about 24,000 miles in cir- cumference , is a gigantic mountain , and he starts back in amazement at the forces which are required to upheave it . It ...
... eyes , Etna , that blow - hole which is scarcely perceptible upon our planet , which is about 24,000 miles in cir- cumference , is a gigantic mountain , and he starts back in amazement at the forces which are required to upheave it . It ...
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... eyes and mock- ing lips were all the answer of the monks of Woburn . " Then , being in a great agony , the abbot rose up in his bed , and cried out , and said : ' I would to God it would please him to take me out of this wretched world ...
... eyes and mock- ing lips were all the answer of the monks of Woburn . " Then , being in a great agony , the abbot rose up in his bed , and cried out , and said : ' I would to God it would please him to take me out of this wretched world ...
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