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... called cha- racteristics , and which characteristics are always numbers one less than the number of the figures of the integers in the numbers whose loga- rithms are required : the reason is this , C 27.341 = 10 × 2 7341. , log . 27.541 ...
... called cha- racteristics , and which characteristics are always numbers one less than the number of the figures of the integers in the numbers whose loga- rithms are required : the reason is this , C 27.341 = 10 × 2 7341. , log . 27.541 ...
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... called rectangular , isosceles , equilateral , in the same cases that a plane triangle is . Yet a spherical triangle may be at once rectangular and equilateral , which we ap D 2 Woodhouse's Treatise on Trigonometry . 35.
... called rectangular , isosceles , equilateral , in the same cases that a plane triangle is . Yet a spherical triangle may be at once rectangular and equilateral , which we ap D 2 Woodhouse's Treatise on Trigonometry . 35.
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... called a descriptive poem ; an observation which may equally apply to the horticultural verses of Rapin . These , moreover , are both written in Latin ; and , even if regarded as of the descriptive order , will hardly redeem their ...
... called a descriptive poem ; an observation which may equally apply to the horticultural verses of Rapin . These , moreover , are both written in Latin ; and , even if regarded as of the descriptive order , will hardly redeem their ...
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... called for in his na- tive tongue , and which he has executed in a manner that will insure to him an immortality coeval with that of the language . After all his labours , prolific and prosper- ous as they have been , it is indeed his ...
... called for in his na- tive tongue , and which he has executed in a manner that will insure to him an immortality coeval with that of the language . After all his labours , prolific and prosper- ous as they have been , it is indeed his ...
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... called upon to give our assent to every vote that . passed in either House of Parliament in the management of this mat- ter ; and , I hope , we never shall . But I think , we ought thankfully to join in the last result of their councils ...
... called upon to give our assent to every vote that . passed in either House of Parliament in the management of this mat- ter ; and , I hope , we never shall . But I think , we ought thankfully to join in the last result of their councils ...
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Page 108 - ... sun. And behold a man bent with age coming from the way of the wilderness leaning on a staff. And Abraham arose, and met him, and said unto him, ' Turn in, I pray thee, and wash thy feet, and tarry all night ; and thou shall arise early in the morning, and go on thy way.' And the man said, 'Nay; for I will abide under this tree.