...will be overcome ; not, however, as we might expect, amidst the convulsion of nature, or the dashing of the elements, but silently, in a delicate leaf waving in the sunshine. And this is not all. Those luminous waves which beat upon the green surface of the leaf are there arrested,...

...rebuilt. This mighty force will be overcome ; not, however, as we might expect, amidst the convulsion of nature, or the clashing of the elements, but silently, in a delicate leaf waving in the sunshine." — COOKE. acid is pouring back into the air as one of the chief products of this combustion. The atmosphere,...

...rebuilt. This mighty force will be overcome : not, however, as we might expect, amidst the convulsion of nature, or the clashing of the elements, but silently, in a delicate leaf waving in the sunshine." — COOKE. 393. Plants purify the Air for the Respiration of Animals. — We have learned (382) that...

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...rebuilt. This mighty force will be overcome ; not, however, as we might expect, amidst the convulsion of nature, or the clashing of the elements, but silently, in a delicate leaf waving in the sunshine."— COOXE. t From this statement it is evident that the foliage of house-plants must be healthful. Moreover,...

...rebuilt. This mighty force will be overcome ; not, however, as we might expect, amidst the convulsion of nature, or the clashing of the elements, but silently, in a delicate leaf waving in tho sunshine."—COOKE. THE ATMOSPHERE. FIG. 43. Apparatun arranged to catch the O evolved from a sprig...

...destruction and rebuild those beams and rafters which are melting into air?1 Yet, in a few years they will be rebuilt. This mighty force will be overcome...to be used or wasted in some future conflagration. 1 p. 212. NATUBAL SCIENCE. A Primer of Botany. By Mrs. AA KNIGHT, of Robinson Seminary, Exeter, NH...