...experiment of the CRYOPIIOROTJS. The consequence, as he observes, of this state of things would be absolute aridity below the vertical sun, constant...water at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere. He conjectures that this rapid alternation of evaporation and condensation may to some extent preserve...

...consequence, as he ob#.-re?, of this state of things, would be absolute aridity below the tertical sun, constant accretion of hoar frost in the opposite...water at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere. He conjectures that this rapid alternation of evaporation and condensation may to some extent preserve...

...familiar experiment of the CEYOPHOEOUS. The consequence, as he observes, of this state of things would be absolute aridity below the vertical sun, constant...opposite region, and perhaps a narrow zone of running waters at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere. He conjectures that this rapid alternation of...

...distillation in vacito, after the manner of the little instrument called a cryophorus. The consequence must be absolute aridity below the vertical sun, constant...the opposite region, and perhaps a narrow zone of runntng water at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere. It is possible, then, that evaporation...

...familiar experiment of the CBTOPHOBOITS. The consequence, as he observes, of this state of things would be absolute aridity below the vertical sun, constant...opposite region, and perhaps a narrow zone of running waters at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere. He conjectures that this rapid alternation of...

...distillation in vacuo, after the manner of the little instrument called a cryophorus. The consequence must be absolute aridity below the vertical sun, constant...extent, preserve an equilibrium of temperature, and (nitigate the extreme severity of both climates ; 10 but tliis process, which would imply the continual...

...region, and, perhaps, a narrow zone of running water at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere.1 It is possible, then, that evaporation on the one...certain extent preserve an equilibrium of temperature, snd mitigate the extreme severity of both climates; but this process, which would imply the continual...

...must be absolute aridity below the vertical sun, * As observed by myself in the eclipse of Oct. IS. constant accretion of hoar frost in the opposite region,...and mitigate the extreme severity of both climates ; but this process, which would imply the continual generation and destruction of an atmosphere of...

...absolute aridity below the urtical sun, constant accretion of hoar frost in the opposite region, ind perhaps a narrow zone of running water at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere. He conjectures that this rapid alternation of evaporation and condensation may to some extent preserve...

...familiar experiment of the CRTOPHOROUS. The consequence, as he observes, of this state of things would be absolute aridity below the vertical sun, constant...water at the borders of the enlightened hemisphere. He conjectures that this rapid alternation of evaporation and condensation may to some extent preserve...