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Page 91
... winds . 4. An eaft wind blows continually in the Atlantic ocean between the tropics . This wind varies , notwithstanding , at the 28th degree of north latitude . Mariners fet fail with a north - east wind , which continues till the 10th ...
... winds . 4. An eaft wind blows continually in the Atlantic ocean between the tropics . This wind varies , notwithstanding , at the 28th degree of north latitude . Mariners fet fail with a north - east wind , which continues till the 10th ...
Page 92
... wind , therefore , blowing over the conti- nent , carries but little vapour with it , and is confequently dry . Our northerly and foutherly winds , however , which are commonly esteemed the causes of cold and warm weather , are really ...
... wind , therefore , blowing over the conti- nent , carries but little vapour with it , and is confequently dry . Our northerly and foutherly winds , however , which are commonly esteemed the causes of cold and warm weather , are really ...
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... wind ; and then the impulfion of the air tends always to make them mount , by defcribing the arch of a circle , whose ra- dius is the packthread held in the hand of him that governs the kite . But , as it is neceflary that the axis AB ...
... wind ; and then the impulfion of the air tends always to make them mount , by defcribing the arch of a circle , whose ra- dius is the packthread held in the hand of him that governs the kite . But , as it is neceflary that the axis AB ...
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