Chambers's Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for the People, Volume 3J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1870 |
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... objects which become fixed into or entangled in the membrane lining the throat and gullet ; solid masses too large to ... object . Saliva drivels from the mouth , the animal chews , and makes an occasional ineffectual effort to swallow ...
... objects which become fixed into or entangled in the membrane lining the throat and gullet ; solid masses too large to ... object . Saliva drivels from the mouth , the animal chews , and makes an occasional ineffectual effort to swallow ...
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... object : 1. To promote and encourage the erecting of charity schools in all parts of England and Wales . 2. To disperse , both at home and abroad , Bibles and tracts of religion ; and , in general , to advance the honour of God , and ...
... object : 1. To promote and encourage the erecting of charity schools in all parts of England and Wales . 2. To disperse , both at home and abroad , Bibles and tracts of religion ; and , in general , to advance the honour of God , and ...
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... object would appear to describe a circle , supposing the luminosity to endure long enough . Should the phenomenon be instantaneous , the image will appear as a mere point ; should it last for an appreciable time , the image will form an ...
... object would appear to describe a circle , supposing the luminosity to endure long enough . Should the phenomenon be instantaneous , the image will appear as a mere point ; should it last for an appreciable time , the image will form an ...
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... object of their faith ; and gradually it had become the distinctive emblem of Christianity . Nothing , then , could be more natural than that when it became desirable to give dis- tinctively Christian characteristics to what hitherto ...
... object of their faith ; and gradually it had become the distinctive emblem of Christianity . Nothing , then , could be more natural than that when it became desirable to give dis- tinctively Christian characteristics to what hitherto ...
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... object - glass of the telescope is a system of cross - wires ( spider lines are generally used for the purpose ) , one being horizontal , and five vertical , with equal spaces between . The line joining the optical centre of the object ...
... object - glass of the telescope is a system of cross - wires ( spider lines are generally used for the purpose ) , one being horizontal , and five vertical , with equal spaces between . The line joining the optical centre of the object ...
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Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for ..., Volume 3 Affichage du livre entier - 1873 |
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge, Volume 3 Affichage du livre entier - 1901 |
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