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For it is very probable that the motion of gravity worketh weakly both far from the earth and also within the earth : the former , because the appetite of union of dense bodies with the earth , in respect of the distance , is more dull ...
For it is very probable that the motion of gravity worketh weakly both far from the earth and also within the earth : the former , because the appetite of union of dense bodies with the earth , in respect of the distance , is more dull ...
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First therefore , all plants that do draw much nourish- ment from the earth , and so soak the earth and exhaust it , hurt all things that grow by them ; as great trees , ( especially ashes ) and such trees as spread their roots near the ...
First therefore , all plants that do draw much nourish- ment from the earth , and so soak the earth and exhaust it , hurt all things that grow by them ; as great trees , ( especially ashes ) and such trees as spread their roots near the ...
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The following of the plough hath been approved for refreshing the spirits and procuring appetite ' ; but to do it in the ploughing for wheat or rye , is not so good ; because the earth hath spent her sweet breath in vegetables put forth ...
The following of the plough hath been approved for refreshing the spirits and procuring appetite ' ; but to do it in the ploughing for wheat or rye , is not so good ; because the earth hath spent her sweet breath in vegetables put forth ...
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PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | 3 |
DE HISTORIA NATURALI ET EXPERIMENTALI MONITUM | 17 |
PREFACE to the HISTORIA VITE ET MORTIS by ROBERT | 91 |
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