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... become dry , I work out the colour with the point of a stick and a knife from those parts that are not intended to be stained , and am thus enabled to execute the most delicate orna- ments , and most intricate designs , with exactness ...
... become dry , I work out the colour with the point of a stick and a knife from those parts that are not intended to be stained , and am thus enabled to execute the most delicate orna- ments , and most intricate designs , with exactness ...
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... becomes subject to dry - rot . Intense frost acting upon timber , not of a resinous nature , even of the growth of the northern regions , occa- sions it to become porous , and of a soft texture ; and , consequently , such timber of ...
... becomes subject to dry - rot . Intense frost acting upon timber , not of a resinous nature , even of the growth of the northern regions , occa- sions it to become porous , and of a soft texture ; and , consequently , such timber of ...
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... become the lowest in the same time as the pendulum would make one oscillation ; and again , in the same time , the lowest point will have become the highest . The pendulum will therefore have made two oscillations during the time of one ...
... become the lowest in the same time as the pendulum would make one oscillation ; and again , in the same time , the lowest point will have become the highest . The pendulum will therefore have made two oscillations during the time of one ...
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