Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 37;Volume 100John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1883 |
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... reason that the comet can hardly be supposed to get through the matter which forms the sun's corona , without encountering some resistance . The more the comet is retarded by such resistance , the faster it will travel round its orbit ...
... reason that the comet can hardly be supposed to get through the matter which forms the sun's corona , without encountering some resistance . The more the comet is retarded by such resistance , the faster it will travel round its orbit ...
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... reason for believing that the next return would occur in a few months , and the final absorption of the comet by the sun a few weeks later . And an English astronomer of deserved repute has done something more than endorse these ill ...
... reason for believing that the next return would occur in a few months , and the final absorption of the comet by the sun a few weeks later . And an English astronomer of deserved repute has done something more than endorse these ill ...
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... reason . There is , secondly , the supe- rior attraction which the develop- ment of the material resources of America has for its people , the progress of colonization , the making and working of railroads , the found- ing of new ...
... reason . There is , secondly , the supe- rior attraction which the develop- ment of the material resources of America has for its people , the progress of colonization , the making and working of railroads , the found- ing of new ...
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... reason of such episcopal recognition and approval , accept them with ready acqui- escence in the judgment of his supe- riors , until such time as he has good reason to doubt their authenticity . His acceptance need not and ought not to ...
... reason of such episcopal recognition and approval , accept them with ready acqui- escence in the judgment of his supe- riors , until such time as he has good reason to doubt their authenticity . His acceptance need not and ought not to ...
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... reason for his incredulity , a most rash , presumptuous , and profane one . If he honestly believed , and had good reason for believing , that he had detected a pious fraud or wilful imposture , he would be quite justified in his attack ...
... reason for his incredulity , a most rash , presumptuous , and profane one . If he honestly believed , and had good reason for believing , that he had detected a pious fraud or wilful imposture , he would be quite justified in his attack ...
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