The Boston school compendium of natural and experimental philosophy .. (1837)
Parker, Richard Green, 1798-1869 · Boston : Marsh, Capen & Lyon · leaf 86
=#i Illustration. Fig. 58 Fig. 58. represents a body of wa-ter, A, formed* by thecontinual accession ofwater received from theducts or rivulets, aaaa.When the water rises ashigh as B it finds a pas-sage out of the cavity,and runs on till it makesits way out of the groundat the side of a hill,… … rise nearly as high, but cannot 229. Where is the chain pump used ? What Fig. represents it ? Explain theFig. 230. How are springs and rivulets formed ? Explain Fig. 58. 76 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Fig. 59. Water may be conveyed over hills and valleys in bentpipes and tubes, or through natural passages,…
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