The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 - English literature |
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Near Seringapatam the buffalo only is kept ; as that animal retains its milk longer , and gives it in greater quantity than the cow . During the Sultan's government , there was great difficulty in procuring pasture , as the whole was ...
Near Seringapatam the buffalo only is kept ; as that animal retains its milk longer , and gives it in greater quantity than the cow . During the Sultan's government , there was great difficulty in procuring pasture , as the whole was ...
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It seems to act as a poi son on the animal when it greatly abounds in the air they respire . Hence frogs perish in oxygen gas , long before the gas is consumed ; it is conjectured , with much probability , by reason of the abundance of ...
It seems to act as a poi son on the animal when it greatly abounds in the air they respire . Hence frogs perish in oxygen gas , long before the gas is consumed ; it is conjectured , with much probability , by reason of the abundance of ...
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An animal completely lethargic will live in the vacuum of an air - pump . It will live also in the carbonic acid , hydrogen , and nitrogen gases , in which in its common state it would perish in a few minutes .
An animal completely lethargic will live in the vacuum of an air - pump . It will live also in the carbonic acid , hydrogen , and nitrogen gases , in which in its common state it would perish in a few minutes .
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