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The high school physics (1887)

Gage, Alfred P. (Alfred Payson), 1836-1903, Fessenden, C · Toronto : W.J. Gage · leaf 32

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he ocean whence it came. Geology teaches us tluit continents andoceans, and even the everlasting hills, have a birth and decay, aswell as whole tribes of animals and vegetables. Although we maybe counted among the living ten years hence, our bodies will, eiethat, have crumbled into dust; and tlie… … S-ORCl. 15 § 11. Force. — Experiment 1. From a piece of cardboard sus-pend, by means of silk threads, six pitli-balls, so tliat they may l)e ^. „ about 2<^™ apart. Procure a Fig. 9. , ^ clean, dry glass tube, about 40= long and 3« in diam-eter. Rub a portion of thistube briskly with a silk…

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