The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen10Hurd and Houghton, 1872 |
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... Moisture and Natural Heat are deceptive , and the extravagant praises of chemical medicines only raise men's hopes to disappoint them . The present inquiry is not instituted for deaths from suffocation , putrefaction , and divers ...
... Moisture and Natural Heat are deceptive , and the extravagant praises of chemical medicines only raise men's hopes to disappoint them . The present inquiry is not instituted for deaths from suffocation , putrefaction , and divers ...
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... moisture which was not really repaired , but which even from childhood received a kind of spurious addition and no true repair ; and that with time this grew worse and worse , till at last it ended in none at all . But these opinions ...
... moisture which was not really repaired , but which even from childhood received a kind of spurious addition and no true repair ; and that with time this grew worse and worse , till at last it ended in none at all . But these opinions ...
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... moisture accelerates dissolution , as dryness does in simple are- faction . 5. Vegetables when cut down and no longer grow- ing , as the stems or trunks of the harder trees and the timber manufactured from them , last for some ages ...
... moisture accelerates dissolution , as dryness does in simple are- faction . 5. Vegetables when cut down and no longer grow- ing , as the stems or trunks of the harder trees and the timber manufactured from them , last for some ages ...
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... moisture of the body , and flies out with it ; and by the external air , which multiplies itself upon the innate spirits and juices of the body , and preys upon them . 5. Cold has of all things the greatest property of drying ; for ...
... moisture of the body , and flies out with it ; and by the external air , which multiplies itself upon the innate spirits and juices of the body , and preys upon them . 5. Cold has of all things the greatest property of drying ; for ...
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... moisture ; as is seen in the powder thrown on ink after writing . The polished surface likewise and closeness of the body ( which does not permit the vapour of moisture to enter through the pores ) accidentally dries it by exposure to ...
... moisture ; as is seen in the powder thrown on ink after writing . The polished surface likewise and closeness of the body ( which does not permit the vapour of moisture to enter through the pores ) accidentally dries it by exposure to ...
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