Address Delivered At the Eighteenth Annual Fair And Cattle Show of the Rensselaer Co. Agricultu'l Society
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In fact, no atom of matter is or ever can be destroyed. Though earth and air and water, under the direction of the Great Designer, are constantly en- tering into new combinations, and building up new bodies, now forming the tender herb that a single frost destroys, now building the oak that braves the storms of a thousand winters, now composing the flower whose breath lends fragrance to the gale, now forming the fruits and grains which human hands tend and garner ; yet in the countless forms in... which matter is exhibited, it is not fixed for a single moment. Built into forms which apjjear solid and indestructible, yet appoint- ed agents are unceasingly at work, liberating from rock and ore, from plant and animal, the ingredients of which they are composed. These are converted into their original ele- ments, and return to that exhaustless reservoir from whence the materials of all earthly bodies are drawn.
19 A few substances, barely a dozen in number, contained in the earth and in the air, unite in the vegetable and form starch, sugar, glutiu, oil, &;c., «&c., these consumed by animals are converted into blood, muscle, bone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, no atom of matter is or ever can be destroyed. Though earth and air and water, under the direction of the Great Designer, are constantly en- tering into new combinations, and building up new bodies, now forming the tender herb that a single frost destroys, now building the oak that braves the storms of a thousand winters, now composing the flower whose breath lends fragrance to the gale, now forming the fruits and grains which human hands tend and garner ; yet in the countless forms in... which matter is exhibited, it is not fixed for a single moment. Built into forms which apjjear solid and indestructible, yet appoint- ed agents are unceasingly at work, liberating from rock and ore, from plant and animal, the ingredients of which they are composed. These are converted into their original ele- ments, and return to that exhaustless reservoir from whence the materials of all earthly bodies are drawn.
19 A few substances, barely a dozen in number, contained in the earth and in the air, unite in the vegetable and form starch, sugar, glutiu, oil, &;c., «&c., these consumed by animals are converted into blood, muscle, bone.
What to read after Address Delivered At the Eighteenth Annual Fair And Cattle Show of the Rensselaer Co. Agricultu'l Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ball, Levi Chandler, 1809-1875. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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