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To illustrate the action of oils and water, take a clean bottle, put in a little pure mineral oil, add some water, and shake hard; the oil will rise to the top of the water in little globules without adhering at all to the sides of the bottle; in short, the bottle is not lubricated.
His dueling experience may be of some use to him among the bowie-knives of Louisiana. If his subsequent path is not strewn with roses, let him rejoice that it is at least lubricated with cologne-water. An hour had passed, and into my room from his own adjoining one now ambled amicably my friend the baron. He greeted Joliet as an old friend. Many a smoking-match had they had in my garden at Marly.
When the adrenal type has a properly co-operating pituitary and thyroid, he possesses a striking vigor, energy and persistence. With a fortunate combination, he develops into a progressive winning fighter, arriving at the top in the long run every time. Brain work is pretty well lubricated in the well-compensated adrenal type.
No insipid monotony pervaded the remote, cold crevice. The operation was lubricated with hope. Once every heart-beat for I kept strict tally, as further mental relaxation my boot rubbed against the rock, and each rub wore away minute particles of leather.
The air was all tremulous with the hum of the rapidly revolving dynamos, the thud of the reciprocating machinery, and the grinding of the badly lubricated shafting. Piers Minor knew that he was horribly afraid, but for very shame he could not hold back. Together they stole a little way within the vaulted entrance and listened again. Nothing but the roar of the machinery.
The butcher gave it a squeeze that nearly shot it out of his lubricated grasp, and they parted, both better men for the interview. When Mr. Drake reached home, he met his daughter coming out to find him. He took her hand, led her into the house and up to his study, and closed the door. "Dorothy," he said, "it is sweet to be humbled.
The projectile will be released by clockwork. In fact" his voice rose, his excitement finally getting the better of him "it is even now sliding! It is only a matter of seconds; the projectile is lubricated so as to slide easily." A breathless pause; another look at the watch, then: "By this time, my friends, the projectile has reached "
Mr. Girard proposes, therefore, to employ the water to act, first, by its pressure, to lift the Journal to be lubricated; and secondly, by its fluidity, to form a liquid bed or cushion between the journal and its box, on which the journal may rest in its revolution, without touching the metal of the box at all. The construction will be understood by referring to the figure.
The latter gentleman had a sore throat, and had to be kept lubricated by means of a jug of water, which a brother heretic held ready at his elbow. Mr. Harrington was in prime condition, but his congregation was smaller than ours; for I kept at first I was going to say religiously, I suppose I ought to say ir-religiously to the infidels. Mr.
The lamp is filled; the wick is trimmed; the screen, which is ingeniously made to revolve by the heat of the lamp, is lubricated, and the beacon is left to its solitude and its work. There must be land to the eastward, though nothing but the spinning mill is visible. The land is below the level of the sea. There is probably an entrance to some canal behind the moving sandbank.
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