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Excerpt from Meteorological Tables and Climatology of Vermont: With Map Showing Rainfall, Also, Suggestions and Directions About Foretelling StormsDiagram 1 shows the ¿uctuations in the annual rainfall in the Atlan tic States, - Maine to Maryland, - from 1805 to 1867. It will be no ticed that there are groups of years of unusual amount of rain, fol lowed by years of drouth, showing that one follows the other with something like regularity. As ...

Excerpt from The Canadian Horticulturist, 1910, Vol. 33The autumn blooming Heleniums are well known, but those which bloom in early summer are not so well known. One of the finest plants of recent intro duction is Helenium Bolanderi Golden Queen. It grows two feet high and blooms from early in July to near the middle of October. The ¿ower is deep golden yellow with a dark centre. Helenium Hoopesii is another American species blooming in June w...

Excerpt from The Forests of Vermont: Sugar Maple Industry, Experimental Farm Work, Cattle Diseases, Etc., EtcHon. Benj. A. Willis, of New York, says that the distribution of w'ater supply, if not the amount, is beyond doubt affected by the forests, that their existence is indispensable to public health, that they are needful to preserve the supply of our rivers, and to protect our fields and cities from ¿oods, desolation and destruction.About ...

Excerpt from Eighth Vermont Agricultural Report by the State Board of Agriculture, for the Years 1883-84Sec. 3. The Board shall hold one meeting in each county in this State annually, and may hold as many more as it shall deem expedi ent, either independently or in connection with any society, associa tion or other organization devoted to the same general object, and may in its discretion employ lecturers, essayists, or other aids in the condu...

Excerpt from Eighth Vermont Agricultural Report by the State Board of Agriculture, for the Years 1883-84Sec. 3. The Board shall hold one meeting in each county in this State annually, and may hold as many more as it shall deem expedi ent, either independently or in connection with any society, associa tion or other organization devoted to the same general object, and may in its discretion employ lecturers, essayists, or other aids in the condu...

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CONTENTS - Preface - I. History and Theory of Spectroscopy - 1. Historical Review - 2. The Atom in Spectroscopy - II. Light Sources - 1. The Electric Arc - 2. The Spark - III. Spectroscopes - 1. Optical Systems - 2. Industrial Spectrographs - 3. Spectroscope Construction - IV. Spectroscopic Analysis - 1. Qualitative Analysis - 2. Determinations - 3. Quantitative Analysis - V. The Spectroscope in Mineralogy - 1. Tests Used in Mineral Identifica...

Excerpt from The Canadian Horticulturist, 1910, Vol. 33 The autumn blooming Heleniums are well known, but those which bloom in early summer are not so well known. One of the finest plants of recent intro duction is Helenium Bolanderi Golden Queen. It grows two feet high and blooms from early in July to near the middle of October. The ¿ower is deep golden yellow with a dark centre. Helenium Hoopesii is another American species blooming in June...

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Excerpt from The Forests of Vermont: Sugar Maple Industry, Experimental Farm Work, Cattle Diseases, Etc., Etc Hon. Benj. A. Willis, of New York, says that the distribution of w'ater supply, if not the amount, is beyond doubt affected by the forests, that their existence is indispensable to public health, that they are needful to preserve the supply of our rivers, and to protect our fields and cities from ¿oods, desolation and destruction. Ab...

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Moving beyond established ideas of haunted Henry James, this book argues that death is as important a concept for understanding James's fiction as gender, sexuality and modernity, which have come to dominate James studies. Combining formal analysis and close reading with theoretical and historical approaches and focusing on key novels and tales from across James's career, Andrew Cutting explores five instances of Jamesian death: sacrifice, the...

Excerpt from Meteorological Tables and Climatology of Vermont: With Map Showing Rainfall, Also, Suggestions and Directions About Foretelling Storms Diagram 1 shows the ¿uctuations in the annual rainfall in the Atlan tic States, - Maine to Maryland, - from 1805 to 1867. It will be no ticed that there are groups of years of unusual amount of rain, fol lowed by years of drouth, showing that one follows the other with something like regularity. A...

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