Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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... heat , I believe , means the heat that people's blood is of generally - I am not sure about that . But look , here are the numbers of the degrees of heat or cold . Boiling water heat is 212 degrees ; and when it is freezing it is 32 ...
... heat , I believe , means the heat that people's blood is of generally - I am not sure about that . But look , here are the numbers of the degrees of heat or cold . Boiling water heat is 212 degrees ; and when it is freezing it is 32 ...
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... Heat , " replied Lucy . " What took away the heat ? " " Cold water . " " How did that happen ! " Lucy answered , she believed the heat went into the water - that the water must have taken away the heat of the air that was within the ...
... Heat , " replied Lucy . " What took away the heat ? " " Cold water . " " How did that happen ! " Lucy answered , she believed the heat went into the water - that the water must have taken away the heat of the air that was within the ...
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... heat by which they are dissolved . Then , mamma , if you could again take away the heat or the water , the original parts of the substance , the alum , for instance , would come together again , and adhere , when what separated them is ...
... heat by which they are dissolved . Then , mamma , if you could again take away the heat or the water , the original parts of the substance , the alum , for instance , would come together again , and adhere , when what separated them is ...
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