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2. Sampath is a quiet, lowprofile man with a non-confrontational persona, very unlike some of his predecessors, such as T
3. It was actually a blowpipe and it gave off a faint fragrance scent
4. A kidney oozed bloodgouts on the willowpatterned dish: the last
5. He sued a fellowplayer for the price of a few bags of malt and exacted his pound of flesh in interest for every money lent
6. The better the past record of growth, the readier investors and speculators have become to accept a lowpay-out policy
7. I hurried slowpokes along
8. "To the former belong the numerous experiments made, especially in England, with the blowpipe, supplied by a mixture of oxygen and hydrogen gases
9. Hare, of Philadelphia, first conceived the idea of forming a blowpipe with explosive gas; but as we have not been conversant with the memoirs of the Society of Arts and Sciences of Connecticut, we have not made mention of Mr
10. Hare's Compound Blowpipe, fed by oxygen and hydrogen gases, continue to be mentioned in Europe, in many of the Journals, without any reference to the results long since obtained in this country, we republish the following statement of facts, which was, in substance, first published in New-York, more than a year since
11. Hare's blowpipe, in which I melted lime and magnesia, and a long list of the most refractory minerals, gems, and others, the greater part of which had never been melted before, and I supposed that I had decomposed lime, barytes, strontites, and magnesia, evolving their metallic basis, which burnt in the air as fast as produced
12. Hare's splendid experiments, and many others performed with his blowpipe, fed by oxygen and hydrogen gases, have been for years past annually exhibited, in my public courses of chemistry in Yale College, and that the fusion and volatilization of platina, and the combustion of that metal, and of gold and silver, and of many other metals; that the fusion of the earths, of rock crystal, of gun flint, of the corundum gems, and many other, very refractory substances; and the production of light beyond the brightness of the sun, have been familiar experiments in my laboratory
13. It exfoliated before the blowpipe, turned black, and became magnetic
14. —, on the common blowpipe, xxxii, 319
15. —, —, in water, being a new application of Hare's blowpipe, v, 347
16. —, experiments with the gas blowpipe, ii, 282; iii, 89; vi, 349
17. —, — ibid, with the compound blowpipe, vi, 349
18. —, on the blowpipe characters of pyrrhite, xlvii, 418
19. , translation by, of Berzelius on the blowpipe, noticed, xlix, 379
20. —, —, on the Blowpipe, translated by J
