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... temperature of different articles . Un- healthiness of sleeping with the air excluded . Animal heat . Venti- lation . Difference between hard and soft water . Soap - bubbles . The boiling kettle . rents of air . CHAPTER III . THE ...
... temperature of different articles . Un- healthiness of sleeping with the air excluded . Animal heat . Venti- lation . Difference between hard and soft water . Soap - bubbles . The boiling kettle . rents of air . CHAPTER III . THE ...
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... temperature was the same , there is no appearance of frost on the window . Another curious circumstance may arrest ... temperature , which we will suppose to be con- siderably colder than the foot . • To explain this , it will be ...
... temperature was the same , there is no appearance of frost on the window . Another curious circumstance may arrest ... temperature , which we will suppose to be con- siderably colder than the foot . • To explain this , it will be ...
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... temperature . It is not warm air that we are speaking against , but that which is vitiated , and , therefore , unwholesome . I remember hearing a medical friend observe , that he felt less risk of infection in attending the fever wards ...
... temperature . It is not warm air that we are speaking against , but that which is vitiated , and , therefore , unwholesome . I remember hearing a medical friend observe , that he felt less risk of infection in attending the fever wards ...
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... temperature , viz . about 99 degrees ; and whilst life exists this temperature remains undi- minished . Hence it follows , that the body must need a much greater supply of fuel to keep up the heat lost in a cold climate than in a hot ...
... temperature , viz . about 99 degrees ; and whilst life exists this temperature remains undi- minished . Hence it follows , that the body must need a much greater supply of fuel to keep up the heat lost in a cold climate than in a hot ...
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... temperature in those different situations . And we find that the inhabitants of the polar regions re- quire a much larger quantity of food than the lan- guid resident of a tropical climate ; and Nature , ever careful to provide for the ...
... temperature in those different situations . And we find that the inhabitants of the polar regions re- quire a much larger quantity of food than the lan- guid resident of a tropical climate ; and Nature , ever careful to provide for the ...
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