10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SALTISHNESS»
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The Mahayana Mahaparinirvanasutra: A Complete Translation ...
If there is no saltishness before, this is what was not is now. By the help of a by-
cause, we get saltishness. All things possess the nature of saltishness, but we do
not feel this because of the smallness of the amount. This small- ness in nature ...
2
Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire
... hath nothing in the least of that saltishness, for I have heard two or three of my
own tenants confess that this water, with four measures of malt, will make
stronger and better ale than most of the draw-wells in town shall do with five
measures, ...
Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, 1872
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Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and ...
... hath nothing in the least of that saltishness, for I have heard two or three of my
own tenants confess that this water, with four measures of malt, will make
stronger and better ale than most of the draw-wells in town shall do with five
measures, ...
4
The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
... and ofa person, for whom I have a profound'respect, that wa-ter ought to have a
little saltishness to preserve it ;' if this be really a desirable quality in our artificial
water, it may in a trice be supplied with as much saltness, whether corporeal .or ...
5
The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences
As will be seen from the discussion to follow, chlorides which are responsible for
saltishness are probably not absorbed to such a great extent by sugarcane
varieties always yielding sweet gur as those always yielding saltish gur.
6
An Essay Towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language
SALTISHNESS, fâline, дней/Ь; briny,fea/oned. 5' FaEsHNEss, „nja/fea, fla/ay.
The vividneß: or decay of the Spirits in any thing. 6 FKESHNESS, Srnartneff, brick
, quick, livel), ßirituour.' ° DEADNESS, vapid,decajed, inßpid, вмиг/Ь, _Fa/by.
7
Synopsis of the Universal Practice of Medicine: Exhibiting a ...
De~ coction of succory is of great use in quenching the thirst of scorbutic and
dropsical persons ; lastly, a demulcent drink made of rice, barley, chicken, &c.
remedies that saltishness of the saliva, which usually imparts dryness to the
mouth, ...
8
A Methodical Synopsis of Mineral Waters Comprehending the ...
And, first, as to the sensible qualities of Epsom water, it was pretty clear and
inodorous, tho' if kept covered in vessels, some weeks in summer, it will stink, in
taste of a nauseous bitter, and withal has a mawkish saltishness. With alcali's and
...
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An historical essay on the state of physick in the old and ...
... and therefore a man of sense will not despise and reject them (out of humoun)
5 Was not the taking off of the saltishness, and bitter unwholesomeness of the
waters, by the infusion of the wood, you read of in Moses, an undeniable proof,
and ...
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A Course of Chymistry ... Fourth edition, etc
... such as those in Poland,_Cataloni_.a, and Persia, and in the India; it is
altogether like that we use for nourishment, which is called Sea salt, insomuch
that the Waters of the Sea may be said to receive their saltishness irom nothing
else but ...
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The making of the first modern Hindi thesaurus
For example: under the group taste, if 'sweetness' was number 1, then 'saltishness' was number 2). Kusum too would assist me and we thought all we had to do ... «gulfnews.com, abr 14»
