The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 325
... less heat than what is neceflary for producing this effect upon the forged ; whereas , on the con- trary , cast iron appears to require , for its fufion , a heat exceed . ing the welding heat 35 or 40 ° , which is much more than the ...
... less heat than what is neceflary for producing this effect upon the forged ; whereas , on the con- trary , cast iron appears to require , for its fufion , a heat exceed . ing the welding heat 35 or 40 ° , which is much more than the ...
Page 343
... less explicit than we had expected to find them . The fenfible qualities also of many vegetables are omitted . The defects however are by no means numerous , and fel- dom deserve the name of blemishes : we have chiefly men- tioned them ...
... less explicit than we had expected to find them . The fenfible qualities also of many vegetables are omitted . The defects however are by no means numerous , and fel- dom deserve the name of blemishes : we have chiefly men- tioned them ...
Page 346
... less quantity of feed fown early , properly scattered , and well covered , will be pro- ductive of as large a crop as the ufual allowance is , and pro- bably a larger , for the grains being lefs liable to be disturbed by the birds when ...
... less quantity of feed fown early , properly scattered , and well covered , will be pro- ductive of as large a crop as the ufual allowance is , and pro- bably a larger , for the grains being lefs liable to be disturbed by the birds when ...
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