 | Edmund Burke - 1819 - 822 pàgines
...extraordinary speditele to see the bridge at Stockholm, through 483 which the waters of the Msclar were discharged, constantly enveloped during the month...easy explanation : a perpetual supply of water takes place from under the ice, great part of which (since the freezing of its surface) has reassumed a higher... | |
 | John Thomas James - 1817 - 488 pàgines
...houses emit a strong vapour to the streets; and all the streams of water, whose rapidity is sufHcient to check congelation, give out in similar way a powerful...easy explanation : a perpetual supply of water takes place from under the ice, great part of * About five years ago an extraordinary circumstance (not wholly... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1818 - 798 pàgines
...ni^ht from their surface. It was an extraordinary spectacle to see thf bridge at Stockholm, throicb 483 which the waters of the Maelar were discharged, constantly...easy explanation : a perpetual supply of water takes place from under the ice, great part of which (since the freezing of Us surface) bis reassumed a higher... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1818 - 1264 pàgines
...<*• traordituiry spectacle to sec the bridge at Stockholm, thi«.i.-i. which the waters of the Mselur were discharged, constantly enveloped during the month in a thick exhalation, as if rising from boiling wiiter. This effect admits of an easy explanation : a perpetual supply of water takes place from under... | |
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... is sufficient to check congelation, give out in similar way a powerful steam during day and night from their surface. It was an extraordinary spectacle to see the bridge at Stockholm, through which the waters of the Maelar were discharged, constantly... 