Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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... light . Lucy picked up some of these black things ; and when she showed them to her mother , her mother told her ... light ; if it were heavier , it would fall faster . Lucy . What do you mean by light and heavy ? Mother . You cannot yet ...
... light . Lucy picked up some of these black things ; and when she showed them to her mother , her mother told her ... light ; if it were heavier , it would fall faster . Lucy . What do you mean by light and heavy ? Mother . You cannot yet ...
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... lights - gas - lights . Harry's admiration lasted in si- lence the whole length of the street ; when , turning into another , still more bright , he exclaimed , " It is almost as light as day ! Father , what kind of lights are these ...
... lights - gas - lights . Harry's admiration lasted in si- lence the whole length of the street ; when , turning into another , still more bright , he exclaimed , " It is almost as light as day ! Father , what kind of lights are these ...
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... light , on which the appearance of the bent stick in water depends . And not till the time of our great Newton was the whole satisfactorily explained , or all the knowledge ob- tained to which it has led . He , by pursuing this and ...
... light , on which the appearance of the bent stick in water depends . And not till the time of our great Newton was the whole satisfactorily explained , or all the knowledge ob- tained to which it has led . He , by pursuing this and ...
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afraid afterward airpump answered barometer bellows better bladder boat boiling bottle bottom breakfast bricks Bridgenorth brother called carriage clay colours cried Harry cried Lucy crystals dear Lucy elephant experiments father and mother father told fire flowers Frankland garden gentleman glad glass hair hand happened Harry and Lucy Harry's father hear heard heat Heights of Abraham hope horses hygrometer invention iron knew laughing look Lucy's mother mamma MARIA EDGEWORTH mean Miss Watson morning never observed Panjandrum papa pipe piston plate potter's wheel pump pyrometer quicksilver recollect remember round seen silkworm soon sort stand steam steam-engine steamboat stopped sugar suppose sure talking tell thermometer thing thought took tube tumbler turned uncle understand vacuum vessel walk Wedgwood weight wheel wind windmill wish words