Memoirs of the life of sir Humphry Davy, 2±Ç1836 |
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... grayling . These mountains . appear of granite , and excessively bold and pre- cipitous ; very like the needles in the valley of Cha- mouni , and bearing almost the same relations to snow , which lay in immense masses , even at their ...
... grayling . These mountains . appear of granite , and excessively bold and pre- cipitous ; very like the needles in the valley of Cha- mouni , and bearing almost the same relations to snow , which lay in immense masses , even at their ...
105 ÆäÀÌÁö
... grayling in a little stream of beautiful clearness tributary to the Drave . The inn did not tempt me , nor the offer of showing me some hares to shoot , made by the innkeeper ; and I went through the same kind of scenery to Grieffen ...
... grayling in a little stream of beautiful clearness tributary to the Drave . The inn did not tempt me , nor the offer of showing me some hares to shoot , made by the innkeeper ; and I went through the same kind of scenery to Grieffen ...
110 ÆäÀÌÁö
... grayling ; the grayling I found excellent . Thermometer at twelve , in my room , 72 ¡Æ ; at six in the morning , 70 ¡Æ . • " 8th . Went in a caratella to see Maria see , a lake about six miles off : the country of the same kind , and ...
... grayling ; the grayling I found excellent . Thermometer at twelve , in my room , 72 ¡Æ ; at six in the morning , 70 ¡Æ . • " 8th . Went in a caratella to see Maria see , a lake about six miles off : the country of the same kind , and ...
112 ÆäÀÌÁö
... grayling stream , and stopped . I caught two grayling and seven trout this evening . The trout averaged half a pound a piece , and one of the grayling must have been nearly two pounds . This stream rises from the limestone rock , and ...
... grayling stream , and stopped . I caught two grayling and seven trout this evening . The trout averaged half a pound a piece , and one of the grayling must have been nearly two pounds . This stream rises from the limestone rock , and ...
113 ÆäÀÌÁö
... gray- ling and a trout of three quarters of a pound , and one of half a pound , and one of one pound . I then changed for the peacock harle , red hackle , and white wing ; and caught six noble graylings , all but one above a pound , and ...
... gray- ling and a trout of three quarters of a pound , and one of half a pound , and one of one pound . I then changed for the peacock harle , red hackle , and white wing ; and caught six noble graylings , all but one above a pound , and ...
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288 ÆäÀÌÁö - The swallow is one of my favourite birds, and a rival of the nightingale ; for he glads my sense of seeing as much as the other does my sense of hearing. He is the joyous prophet of the year — the harbinger of the best season...
290 ÆäÀÌÁö - But what is that large bird soaring above the pointed rock, towards the end of the lake ? Surely it is an eagle...
51 ÆäÀÌÁö - No ! my good friend, I never thought of such a thing : my sole object was to serve the cause of humanity ; and if I have succeeded, I am amply rewarded in the gratifying reflection of having done so.
283 ÆäÀÌÁö - Angler, by Walton and Cotton. The characters, chosen to support these Conversations, are — HALLEUS, who is supposed to be an accomplished fly-fisher ; ORNITHER, who is to be regarded as a gentleman generally fond of the sports of the field, though not a finished master of the art of angling ; POIETES, who is to be considered as an enthusiastic lover of nature, and partially acquainted with the mysteries of fly-fishing ; and PHYSICUS, who is described uninitiated as an angler, but as a person fond...
403 ÆäÀÌÁö - I value it,' he used to say with the kindliest exultation, ' more than anything I ever did : it was the result of a great deal of investigation and labour; but if my directions be attended to, it will save the lives of thousands of poor men.
58 ÆäÀÌÁö - DEAR SIR, I had the pleasure to receive your letter of the...
406 ÆäÀÌÁö - Some people say I ought not to accept this prize, and there have been foolish paragraphs in the papers to that effect ; but if the two countries or governments are at war, the men of science are not. That would indeed be a civil war of the worst description ; we should rather, through the instrumentality of men of science, soften the asperities of national hostility.
6 ÆäÀÌÁö - In exploding a mixture of 1 part of gas from the distillation of coal, and 8 parts of air in a tube of a quarter of an inch in diameter, and a foot long, more than a second was required before the flame reached from one end of the tube to the other ; and...
159 ÆäÀÌÁö - ... increased, and the undulations were feebler. At a smaller distance the surface of the mercury became plane ; and rotation slowly began round the wire. As the magnet approached, the rotation became more rapid, and •when it was about half an inch above the mercury, a great depression of it was observed above the wire, and a vortex, which reached almost to the surface of the wire.
291 ÆäÀÌÁö - HAL. — Of this species, I have seen but these two, and I believe the young ones migrate as soon as they can provide for themselves ; for this solitary bird requires a large space to move and feed in, and does not allow its offspring to partake its reign, or to live near it.