The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 58Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 135
... miles ; but to my surprise , at the hight of 14,500 feet , the temperature , as shown by all the sensitive instruments , was 31 ° ; and at each successive reading , up to 19,500 feet , the temperature increased , and was here 43 ...
... miles ; but to my surprise , at the hight of 14,500 feet , the temperature , as shown by all the sensitive instruments , was 31 ° ; and at each successive reading , up to 19,500 feet , the temperature increased , and was here 43 ...
Page 136
... miles ; it extended its wings and dropped like a piece of paper . A second , at four miles , flew vigorously round and round , apparently taking a dip each time . A third was thrown out be- tween four and five miles , and it fell down ...
... miles ; it extended its wings and dropped like a piece of paper . A second , at four miles , flew vigorously round and round , apparently taking a dip each time . A third was thrown out be- tween four and five miles , and it fell down ...
Page 390
... miles from each other , and the sound- ings being taken alternately on each line of the longitudinal belt thus defined . While , therefore , there would be an inter- val of five miles at the utmost between any two soundings on the same ...
... miles from each other , and the sound- ings being taken alternately on each line of the longitudinal belt thus defined . While , therefore , there would be an inter- val of five miles at the utmost between any two soundings on the same ...
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Maria Aurora von Königsmark | 62 |
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Beran General Count | 228 |
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