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Page 27
The General then gave me a curious account of his experiments in the breeding
of horses , and thus terminated the conversa . tion . ' Without staying to report
various excursions to Orleans , Blois , Fontainbleau , Metz , & c . & c . we may ...
The General then gave me a curious account of his experiments in the breeding
of horses , and thus terminated the conversa . tion . ' Without staying to report
various excursions to Orleans , Blois , Fontainbleau , Metz , & c . & c . we may ...
Page 384
... and others whose favours have been acknowleged in notes in th : proper
places : but the persevering kindness and atten . tion of my worthy friend , Mr.
Ellis , late member of parliament for Seaford , and well known in the literary world
by his ...
... and others whose favours have been acknowleged in notes in th : proper
places : but the persevering kindness and atten . tion of my worthy friend , Mr.
Ellis , late member of parliament for Seaford , and well known in the literary world
by his ...
Page 417
The solu : tion is very thick and glutinous ; and is decomposable by alcohol , this
latter uniting with the essential oil and leaving the caoutchouc floating on the
liquor in a soft semifluid state . This on being washed with alcohol , and exposed
to ...
The solu : tion is very thick and glutinous ; and is decomposable by alcohol , this
latter uniting with the essential oil and leaving the caoutchouc floating on the
liquor in a soft semifluid state . This on being washed with alcohol , and exposed
to ...
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