Boys' own book : a complete encyclopedia of athletic, scientific, outdoor, and indoor sports (1881)
Clarke, William, 1800-1838 · New York : J. Miller, Publisher · leaf 349
he boy had offered, rushed forward at itsconclusion, and clasping hitn in his arms, declared, that afirst-class man of Trinity could not have succeeded better. But let us now, if you please, Mi\ Seymour, suspend ourresearches: recollect, said the vicar, that your birds are, asyet, scarcely fledged;… … MADE SCIENCE IN EAENEST. 69 CHAPTER rV. THE REVOLTTNG WATCH-aLASS.—THE SLTNG.—THE CENTEIFCJ- GAIi AND CENTRIPETAL FORCES. THEORY OF PROJECTILES. —^THE TRUNDLING OF A MOP.—THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY. On the following morning Mr. Seymour proceeded to ex-plain the nature of Compound Forces. The young…
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