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The Child's Book of Nature for the Use of Families and Schools Intended to Aid Mothers and Teachers in Training Children in the Observation of Nature. Revised Edition. Part 3: Air, Water, Heat, Light, etc. (1886)

Hooker, Worthington · Harper & Brothers · leaf 106

An illustration from The Child's Book of Nature for the Use of Families and Schools Intended to Aid Mothers and Teachers in Training Children in the Observation of Nature. Revised Edition. Part 3: Air, Water, Heat, Light, etc., 1886, leaf 106
figures. If the coffee-pot be turned up, as seen in the second figure, the level is still preserved. If it be turned up a little more, the liquid in the spout, in trying to be on a level with that in the pot, runs out, as represented in the third figure. A man once thought that he had discovered a… … the time. But the difficulty is that it would not operate in this way. After the man made his vessel, he found that the water

Air · Water · Pressure · Barometer · Gases · Gunpowder · Balloons · Clouds · Heat · Cold · Light · Color · Electricity · Magnetism · Gravitation · Earth · Friction

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