Fragments of this early story of Massah were incoRPorated by RP in his story of the manna and the quails, viz. |
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Hales notes another point which a knowledge of stomatal behaviour might have explained, viz. |
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It should be added, however, that the Edomite names and other evidence point to the cult of other gods, viz. |
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In the quire of the church of eland, in a window, are painted the arms of eland, viz. |
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The idea of the enthralment of the will, however, may be objected to on another ground, viz. |
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These are dependent upon a secondary characteristic, viz, the presence of epidote in large or small quantities. |
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The most familiar examples of equilibria in a one-component system are those furnished by the three phases of water, viz. |
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I cannot admit any of these derivations, though perhaps my own etymon may not be deemed less irrelevant, viz. |
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The bulk of living ferns are leptosporangiate, the eusporangiate class comprising only two living families, viz. |
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It is from the same register we obtain examples of an exhortatory name known to have existed at this time, viz. |
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Mammals show two principal kinds of exoskeletal structures which are entirely or partially dermal in origin, viz. |
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There I wrote to Wagner an expostulatory letter, alluding to a couple of plays with which we were both familiar, viz. |
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Fanti, the minister of war, had three armies to incorporate in that of Piedmont, viz. |
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There is indeed one case where the wife shall sue and be sued as a feme sole, viz. |
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To Bouguer in 1748 is due the true conception of measurement by double image without the auxiliary aid of a filar micrometer, viz. |
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The burden of all these articles is the same, viz., the unity of Swedenborgianism and Fourierism. |
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The rate then payable on such parcels was the general rate for fourth-class matter, viz. |
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Frisch assigns no reason for this appellation, and Jacobson gives a wrong one, viz. |
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This resembles that for the tubercle bacillus, viz., drying on a cover glass and staining with fuchsin or methyl-olin. |
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Finally, God himself is the guider and director of him that ruleth, here prescribing to him how he is to rule, viz. |
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The sextuple point is the point of intersection of the curves of six univariant systems, viz. |
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Near the assumed source, and not far south of the mines, there are two passes across the Hindu Kush, viz. |
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The same passage is, however, repeated twice in the hippocratic writings, viz. |
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On bringing barium chloride and sodium nitrite together with water, therefore, three solid phases are obtained, viz. |
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In the case of hydrogen bromide and water, and of hydrogen chloride and water, a hydrate, viz. |
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The fourth difference is the difference of pronunciation of the Chinese ideographs, viz. |
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Jno., our jurebasso, to accompany Cacayemon Dono to his lodging with a present as followeth, viz. |
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But a more serious consequence is latently contained in it, and nothing else than the Nestorian heresy, viz. |
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Of this sort of leges some very valuable specimens have come from Spanish soil, viz. |
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Let us in the first place confine our attention to the three chief forms which every lepidopteron presents, viz. |
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The rate of transmission of tentacular waves is only one-half that of contraction-waves, viz. |
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There are two passages which give us the latter year as the terminus ad quem, viz. |
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And this is the case, according to Mr. tooths observation, with all that he has seen or heard of, viz. |
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In moving sideways, the tract or Line must also be considered as to its two sides, viz. |
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In another place in the same lives his tumid and prolix eloquence disembogues itself to prove, what no man ever doubted, viz. |
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Also Soyemon Dono sent me a letter how they could not sell the merchandize, viz. |
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All freeholders above twenty-one years of age are entitled to a vote, and choose the undermentioned officers, viz. |
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In short, as body is the unsentient cause of all feelings, so mind is the sentient subject of them, viz. |
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This point of view illustrates the untenability of another objection to the freedom of the will, viz. |
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And in the Upanishad under discussion also the answer to the question, 'That which thou seest as neither this nor that,' viz. |
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So we come to the only one of the present forms of evolution which remains for us to mention, viz., neo-Lamarckism. |
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The greatest part of the estate was settled on the issue by the 2d venter, viz. |
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The fauna and flora are therefore to be regarded as having reached them in the normal mode, viz., by migration on land. |
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The Bill now introduced gave protection to the class in question by vesting in the County Court judges a new jurisdiction, viz. |
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We find, however, two fair examples of the virelay in the poem of Anelida, viz. |
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The Tables might then be distinguish'd into four higher or four lower, viz. |
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Then there is the other consideration, viz., if there is to be this purifying it must be done by myself. |
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He knew of but one justification for the thing he said, viz., that it was the thing he thought. |
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The object of the enjoyment of women is twofold, viz., pleasure and progeny. |
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And lastly, there is a fourth coincidence, viz., that neither of these places exists. |
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Soe we envited hym to our fro tomorrow, with v or VJ others to beare hym company, viz. |
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It is the same as that of 1863, in two vols., with two slight alterations, viz. |
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The study of the diseases of the eye has greatly developed another specialty during the century, viz., ophthalmology. |
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The idea and conception of panslavism are the produce of the latent political events on the Continent, viz. |
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As an illustration of this metamorphosis, we give figures of the zoea Taurus in two states, viz., Fig. |
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The partitive words that can combine with singular pronouns are comparatively few, viz. |
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On the other hand, when peptone was introduced in larger quantity, viz., in a twenty per cent. |
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And where, I ask, would he be more likely to obtain the object of his peregrination, viz. |
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The chief feature in which peripatus was supposed to differ from normal Arthropoda and Annelida, viz. |
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The other objection I find urged against the beginning of polities, in the way I have mentioned, is this, viz. |
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Special forms of the red ensign may be flown by merchant ships of three of the British Dominions, viz. |
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Granted their genuineness, the relative dating of three of them is given, viz. |
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The 12th century saw many remarkable writers, mostly in cilician Armenia, viz. |
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Hence, he adds, were derived the names of the demes in the Dionysiac phyle at Alexandria, viz. |
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Now we must assume that the schema of quantity is really what Kant says it is, viz. |
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I doubt not this is the kind of liberty at which some of the champions of abolitionism, viz. |
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For these, too, the general law observed in all accentual poetry holds good, viz. |
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Starting in the one case with fused paraldehyde, and in the other case with acetaldehyde, the same freezing point, viz. |
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In addition to adsorption, there is another phenomenon of colloid chemistry in operation, viz. |
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Some late authors have discovered the extraordinary use to which the frauds of the heathen priesthood applied the aeolipile, viz. |
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The intra-embryonic portion of the allantoic stalk gives rise to two structures, viz. |
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Hissar is traversed from north to south by four tributaries of the amu, viz. |
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The frequent, and sometimes almost unlimited, use of antacid absorbents, viz. |
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Now there is a certain amount of statements to this very effect, viz., to the Welsh origin of the Armorican. |
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Created by law in 1883, they have set before themselves some of the aims of the arti of Florence, viz. |
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The knight is clad in armour, viz., a spherical bascinet, with a camail of chain-mail. |
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How are we to reconcile this sacrilegious classification with the dogmas of the church, which canonize two blacks, viz. |
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The temperature necessary to effect the carburation of the iron has been found to be that required for the melting of copper, viz. |
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In like manner the catalectic iambic tetrameter is broken up by inserted rhyme into two short verses, viz. |
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The cell wall contains a very large quantity of silica, and is formed in each cell into three portions, viz. |
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If this is the centripetal force pulling a planet or satellite in, it must be equal to the centrifugal force of this latter, viz. |
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This may be attained by the two processes usual in such a problem of chemical engineering, viz. |
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Barytes, which crystallizes in the orthorhombic system, has two sets of cleavages, viz. |
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As preliminary to this, it has been already shown that the conceptualist view of propositions, viz. |
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In transplanting of these coniferous trees, which are generally resinaceous, viz. |
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The essential features of this coordinate system are the same as those of the original one, viz. |
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The nobles were the descendants of any one who had filled one of the following six curule offices, viz. |
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This was taken by Drake, who sent Waldez to Dartmouth, and a great sum of money, viz. |
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The griffin is rarely borne in other than two positions, viz., passant and segreant. |
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My creature, viz., a particular expression of will, would have become my dominator. |
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As this subject, however, belongs rather to the next species of dystocia, viz. |
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The triads moreover speak of the three sons of Dysgyvedawg, viz. |
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As compared with this in a dibranchiate, we find only four apertures, viz. |
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They might be the remains of three intimate friends of Theodore, viz. |
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Durois advised me that the Kyng of umbra had put two padres to death, viz. |
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Two are noticed in Waller's Monumental Brasses, fol., 1842, viz. |
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The Syriac or Curetonian recension contains only three Epistles, viz. |
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Players on the cithara tune their instrument to these four, viz. |
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A fourth class is met with in Modern English poetry only, viz. |
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It modifies his relation to the community's gods in this sense, viz. |
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But I had no need to be venturous, for I had no want of food, and of that which was very good too, especially these three sorts, viz. |
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On the acroteria of the pediment are three statues by John Smyth, viz. |
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These acta are not indeed what they give themselves out for, viz. |
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My visit was at the least favourable time of the year, viz., in winter. |
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Gujarat gives its name to the vernacular of northern Bombay, viz. |
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My mother was convicted of felony for a certain petty theft scarce worth naming, viz. |
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At Havre the word is frt, the same as our freight, the German fracht, viz. |
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The aim of the analytic is to answer the second question, viz. |
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Some genera with helicoidal shells are related to these coiled forms, viz. |
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A remarkable circumstance attends this kind of hemicrania, viz. |
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But there are assertions which are subjects for proof or disproof, viz. |
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The position of the blastopore is the same as in other types, viz. |
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But whatever form they may have taken, one fact is common to all past ages, viz. |
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There are in Smethwick some works of considerable magnitude, viz. |
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Now when they shall fall they shall be holpen with a little help, viz. |
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The cardinal points are in the same order as in the mensicus, viz. |
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Only two specimens of Roman cartography have come down to us, viz. |
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Now when they shall fall, they shall be holpen with a little help, viz. |
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We pass now to the second branch of celestial mechanics viz. |
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All beings in Flatland, animate or inanimate, no matter what their form, present TO OUR VIEW the same, or nearly the same, appearance, viz. |
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Huggins, like Hugh, appears to have the same root as Hugin, viz. |
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And in this we perceive the characteristic function of nerve-fibres, viz. |
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I found her possessed in a somewhat remarkable degree of at least two good points, viz. |
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The Letters used in the Chippeway Language, are twenty-one, viz. |
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The hypodermis is composed of parts of two different kinds, viz. |
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The cornea is formed by the coalescence of two structures, viz. |
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Hattersley, railing against Lord Lowborough's poltroonery before a select audience, viz. |
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The earth exercises this power but conditionally and partially, viz. |
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In the process of impregnation a twofold result is aimed at, viz. |
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This subclass, like the previous one, contains only a single order, viz. |
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The cubitus or Ulna is endu'd with two sorts of Motions, viz. |
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It is clear that this notion arose from a popular etymology, viz. |
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The kabbalah is divided into two parts, viz, the symbolical and the real. |
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The minerals of diabase are the same as those of dolerite, viz. |
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Kehrs Codex contains an extra passage about the karan d, viz. |
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If we trace our finger along the suture in the other direction, viz. |
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We, therefore, refer to the fourth species of dystocia, viz. |
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The beauty is most seen in the proportion of these principal parts, viz. |
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In all these syntheses the fundamental change is the same, viz. |
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The animals which are higher in structure than the Protozoa, viz. |
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This may be, but another important ingredient is wanting, viz. |
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There are two principal varieties of Connecticut seed leaf, viz. |
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Among his other treasures, the pedagogue had a wife, whom he had married out of Mr Allworthy's kitchen for her fortune, viz. |
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These kind of starting Steps, may be practis'd two ways, viz. |
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To find the logarithm of 2, Briggs raised it to the tenth power, viz. |
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The balance or equipoise of parts in the human body is of two sorts, viz. |
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And on the first opportunity he did get into tights, viz., as the brigand. |
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The shifting of Positions by springing, may be known by what follows, viz. |
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Through the whole, as he read on, his grace had but one idea, viz. |
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At this transition temperature two vapour pressure curves cut, viz. |
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His list contained five needs in a hierarchy of prepotency, viz. |
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And eftsoons taking on him knighthood, and mounting on that strange courser, he went forth with her on that adventure, where beginneth the first book, viz. |
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