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A TABLE of OBSERVATIONS made on the 13th of | A TABLE of OBSERVATIONS made on the 13th of | ||
September, on two HYGROMETERS, the one in the | September, on two HYGROMETERS, the one in the | ||
| − | Shade, and the other in the Sun, each of them | + | Shade, and the other in the Sun, each of them accompanied |
| − | + | with a THERMOMETER. | |
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The Bar, at 27 Fr. inch, 1 line. | The Bar, at 27 Fr. inch, 1 line. | ||
the sun did not shine yet on that | the sun did not shine yet on that | ||
part of the garden.} | part of the garden.} | ||
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The sun has now shone for 1/2 of an | The sun has now shone for 1/2 of an | ||
hour on the Hygr. and Therm. | hour on the Hygr. and Therm. | ||
which are to stand exposed to it.} | which are to stand exposed to it.} | ||
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The vapours condensing in the air | The vapours condensing in the air | ||
weaken the action of the sun.} | weaken the action of the sun.} | ||
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Barom. 27. inch. A South wind be- | Barom. 27. inch. A South wind be- | ||
gins to blow.} | gins to blow.} | ||
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The clouds rise. | The clouds rise. | ||
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The clouds meet, and the sunshine | The clouds meet, and the sunshine | ||
withdrawn.} | withdrawn.} | ||
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The sun is set, and the weather quite | The sun is set, and the weather quite | ||
overcraft.} | overcraft.} | ||
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Barom. 26 inches 11 lines. | Barom. 26 inches 11 lines. | ||
The clouds break, and the dew be- | The clouds break, and the dew be- | ||
gins to appear on the plants.} | gins to appear on the plants.} | ||
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The clouds meet again. | The clouds meet again. | ||
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It begins to rain. | It begins to rain. | ||
| − | 92. The | + | |
| + | [[catchword]] 92. The [[/catchword]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:47, 20 October 2018
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A TABLE of OBSERVATIONS made on the 13th of September, on two HYGROMETERS, the one in the Shade, and the other in the Sun, each of them accompanied with a THERMOMETER.
The Bar, at 27 Fr. inch, 1 line. the sun did not shine yet on that part of the garden.}
The sun has now shone for 1/2 of an hour on the Hygr. and Therm. which are to stand exposed to it.}
The vapours condensing in the air weaken the action of the sun.}
Barom. 27. inch. A South wind be- gins to blow.}
The clouds rise.
The clouds meet, and the sunshine withdrawn.}
The sun is set, and the weather quite overcraft.}
Barom. 26 inches 11 lines. The clouds break, and the dew be- gins to appear on the plants.}
The clouds meet again.
It begins to rain.
catchword 92. The /catchword
