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... the name of some flower, lik® bright blue-bell, daisy flower or mignonette, and substituting the word, they ...

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... being nonconductors, bed is a place of comparative safety, provided the bell-wires are not too near, which are almost ... liquid pro- ducts ; the gases pass into the bell-glass/ standing over mercury, e i$ a tube of safety, to allow for sudden expansion or contraction ; there ...

... being nonconductors, bed is a place of comparative safety, provided the bell-wires are not too near, which are almost ...