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The Monikins

CHAPTER XII
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Compress the billet, and by a sufficient application of force, you will have the wood, perfectly dry, left beneath the screw, and the vessel will contain water.

Thus is it shown that land (all vegetable matter being no more than fungi of the earth) is a.

primary element, and that water is also a primary element; while air and fire are not.
"Having established the elements, I shall, for brevity's sake, suppose the world created.

In the beginning, the orb was placed in vacuum, stationary, and with its axis perpendicular to the plane of what is now called its orbit.

Its only revolution was the diurnal." "And the changes of the seasons ?" "Had not yet taken place.


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