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A Catechism on the History of Things in Common Use, and the Events Which Led to Their Discovery and Improvement

A Catechism on the History of Things in Common Use, and the Events Which Led to Their Discovery and Improvement

          
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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. Excerpt from book: Section 3CHAPTER 1. textit{Dew, Water, Rain, Smw, Hail, Atmosphere, Wind, Lightning, Thunder, Electricity, Twilight, and the Aurora Boreatis. What is Dew ? A moist vapour drawn by the sun from the earth and water, and condensed or thickened; this very light, thin, insensible mist, again falls, while the sun is below the horizon. Dews are more copious in the Spring and Autumn than at any other season; in warm countries than in cold ones; because, where the days are extremely hot, the nights are remarkably cold, so that the vapours which rise after sunset are readily condensed into dews. Egypt abounds in dew all the summer; for the air being too hot to condense the vapours in the day time, they never gather into clouds, and hence they have no rain. textit{Horizon, the line which bounds the view on all sides, so that the earth and sky appear to meet. What is its use? It cools and refreshes the vegetable creation, and prevents it from being destroyed by the heat of the sun. All hot countries where there is little or no rain are therefore blessed with this provision by the all-bountiful Creator, to render them luxuriant and inhabitable, and the dews which fall are so copious, that the earth is as deeply soaked with them during the night as if a heavy rain had fallen. For this reason also it is, that we so often read in the Bible of the dew of Heaven being promised to the Israelites as a signal favor. textit{Luxuriant, fertile, flourishing. textit{Signal, remarkable, particular. From what does the vapour originate ? Vapour is water, combined with a still greater quantity of caloric, that is, heat, which causes it to take the gaseous form.* textit{Gaseous, consisting of gas. From whence is the word Dew derived ? From a Greek word signifying, I moisten.What is Water ? * See Chajter 1...


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  • ISBN-13: 9781443278027
  • Publisher: General Books
  • Publisher Imprint: General Books
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1443278025
  • Publisher Date: 06 Jul 2009
  • Binding: Digital (delivered electronically)
  • No of Pages: 174


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