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Modern nirvanaism, or, The philosophy of life and death (1914)

Danmar, William · Jamaica, New York City : The Author · leaf 156

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ines for carbon, five for oxygen, etc. If thesepositions now are not merely true in regard to weights butreally in regard to chemical colds and heats, we will thenget a figure which will tell us something in regard to rela-tions and periods and which will enable us to determine theforces of… … (A Y). The preponderant forces in conditions of theworld-stuff are of great importance in physics as the expres-sive forces in nature. In the system of the contravaxant asshown again in Fig. 4, the curves VOW, called transodes,limit the preponderant parts of the forces when ordinatedto the axis,…

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