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... become ' ; then , since , as it has been already stated , the equation to surfaces of the second order is x2 + my2 + nz2 = b2 , and since the co - ordinates x , y , z , in this case become the co- ordinates a , b , c , of the attracted ...
... become ' ; then , since , as it has been already stated , the equation to surfaces of the second order is x2 + my2 + nz2 = b2 , and since the co - ordinates x , y , z , in this case become the co- ordinates a , b , c , of the attracted ...
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... become dead , and frequently rotten , proving an incumbrance , which , though the living principle cannot in this ... become entirely hollow , were filled with new wood , and made to produce fresh and vigorous branches ; and pear trees ...
... become dead , and frequently rotten , proving an incumbrance , which , though the living principle cannot in this ... become entirely hollow , were filled with new wood , and made to produce fresh and vigorous branches ; and pear trees ...
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... become proverbial through- ont Europe , if we attend to those traits , we shall perceive only the mask and not the man . Why this mask ? The Inquisition affords an answer . The permanence of a tribunal always at hand to punish every ...
... become proverbial through- ont Europe , if we attend to those traits , we shall perceive only the mask and not the man . Why this mask ? The Inquisition affords an answer . The permanence of a tribunal always at hand to punish every ...
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