Evenings at home; or, The juvenile budget opened [by J. Aikin and A.L. Barbauld]. By J. Aikin and mrs Barbauld, Tom 51823 |
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... of calcareous from this very cir- cumstance , calr being lime , in Latin ; and lime is got from them all in the same way , by burning them in a strong fire . There are many kinds of calca- reous earths B 2 ON EARTHS AND STONES . 3.
... of calcareous from this very cir- cumstance , calr being lime , in Latin ; and lime is got from them all in the same way , by burning them in a strong fire . There are many kinds of calca- reous earths B 2 ON EARTHS AND STONES . 3.
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John Aikin Arthur Aikin. fire . There are many kinds of calca- reous earths . One of them is marble ; you know what that is ? G. O yes ! Our parlour chimney- piece and hearth are marble . H. And so are the monuments in the church . T ...
John Aikin Arthur Aikin. fire . There are many kinds of calca- reous earths . One of them is marble ; you know what that is ? G. O yes ! Our parlour chimney- piece and hearth are marble . H. And so are the monuments in the church . T ...
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... fire , and reduced to powder , they will set into a solid body by the addition of water alone . This makes them very useful for ornamental plasters , that are to receive a form or impression , such as the stucco for the ceiling of rooms ...
... fire , and reduced to powder , they will set into a solid body by the addition of water alone . This makes them very useful for ornamental plasters , that are to receive a form or impression , such as the stucco for the ceiling of rooms ...
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... fire . Pottery ware and bricks are burned with a strong heat in kilns , by which they acquire a hardness equal to that of the hardest stone . G. I think I have heard of bricks being baked by the sun's heat alone in very hot 16 TWENTY ...
... fire . Pottery ware and bricks are burned with a strong heat in kilns , by which they acquire a hardness equal to that of the hardest stone . G. I think I have heard of bricks being baked by the sun's heat alone in very hot 16 TWENTY ...
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... Fire seems to change the nature of clays ; for after they have un- dergone its operation , they become in- capable of returning of themselves to a soft and ductile state . You might steep brick dust or pounded pots in water ever so long ...
... Fire seems to change the nature of clays ; for after they have un- dergone its operation , they become in- capable of returning of themselves to a soft and ductile state . You might steep brick dust or pounded pots in water ever so long ...
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