10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUOYANTNESS»
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Saint Pauls [afterw.] The Saint Pauls magazine, ed. by A. ...
Upon Hannah's grave and silent nature, the very youthfulness, buoyantness, and
frankness of this young man came with a charm and freshness which she never
found in grave, silent, middle-aged people. Even his face, which she had once ...
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The History of the Royal Society of London
Mr. HILL supposed, with good reason, that in trials of this kind, the lightness and
buoyantness of the rope might at length keep 'the weight from sinking any farther
-, and so much more line 'might be taken into the sea than was necessary to ...
... the very youthfulness, buoyantness, and frankness of this young man came
with a charm and freshness which she never found in grave, silent, middle-aged
people. Even his face, which she had once called too handsome —
uninterestingly ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell,
1871
It is one of the greatest of mysteries—the influence one human being has over
another. Oftener than not, because of extreme dissimilarity. Upon Hannah's grave
and silent nature, the very youthfulness, buoyantness, and ...
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The State of Russia, Under the Present Czar: In Relation to ...
... _ what other Occasions loever the Particles of hIoisture that come into the Air
are instantl expanded by the Severity of the Frost; and the Air being then without
that Strength of Elasticity or Buoyantness that is occasion'd by the Heat of the Sun
, ...
... buoyantness, and frankness of this young man came with a charm and
freshness which she never found in grave, silent, middle-aged people. Even his
face, which she had once called too handsome — uninterestingly handsome, —
she had ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell,
1871
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A Complete Collection of State Trials and Proceedings for ...
... in the water, will be at least 30 or 40 inchesin circumference: this gradual
dilatation of the body, ] conceive, is the sole cause of its rising to the surface of
the water, after some certain time, and also of its more or less buoyantness
literwards.
Upon Hannah's grave and silent nature, the very youthfulness, buoyantness, and
frankness of this young man came with a charm and freshness which she never
found in grave, silent, middle-aged people. Even his face, which she had once ...
John Stanley Tute. For He has given in nature, These holy lessons true, And he
that runs may read them, The same, yet ever new. And yet our souls to humble
And calm our buoyantness, Oh ! let us still remember, How pain oft follows bliss.
Upon Hannah's grave and silent nature, tho very youthfulness, buoyantness, and
frankness of this young man came with a charm and freshness which she never
found in grave, silent, middle-aged people. Even his face, which she had once ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUOYANTNESS»
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Stoke City 2-1 Manchester United : Adam stunner secures famous …
... draw away to Hull will be positively received in a season where buoyantness as been a rare prospect around Manchester United this term. «Football.co.uk, Feb 14»