Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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... species of atoms . The first consists of that fluid , by which all bodies are penetrated , and which , though invisible to man , is yet visible to the Nat , superior genii of whom we shall speak hereafter . The second species is that ...
... species of atoms . The first consists of that fluid , by which all bodies are penetrated , and which , though invisible to man , is yet visible to the Nat , superior genii of whom we shall speak hereafter . The second species is that ...
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... species of their bad works , the wicked are condemned to punishment . These species are four according to the Burmese sacred books . One is called grievous , the other three are venial . To kill one's own mother or father , to kill a ...
... species of their bad works , the wicked are condemned to punishment . These species are four according to the Burmese sacred books . One is called grievous , the other three are venial . To kill one's own mother or father , to kill a ...
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... species are as large as lobsters ; but they are comparatively harmless , for their sting does not cause any irritation or pain . Even the white species is not so venemous as to cause death by their sting . 86. Still more annoying than ...
... species are as large as lobsters ; but they are comparatively harmless , for their sting does not cause any irritation or pain . Even the white species is not so venemous as to cause death by their sting . 86. Still more annoying than ...
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