The Newtonian System of Philosophy Explained By Familiar Objects in An Entert
The Newtonian System of Philosophy Explained By Familiar Objects in An Entert
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Very well, says Lady Caroline ; and so you are going to turn the earth into a hot- bed, and I suppose, we who are its inhabi- tants, are by-and-by to be complimented 80 Of Mountains^ Springs^ ^c.
with the title of mushroons and cucumbers, or perhaps pumpkiRS. . This is fine philo- sophy, indeed. Have patience, my dear, says Mrs. Setstar. — Patience, Ma'am, re- turned Lady Caroline, why I hope your La- dyship would not have me believe that we have a furnace of fire under us ? — -I do not know. M...adam, whether it be immediately under us or not, replied the little Philoso- pher ; but that there are numbers of these furnaces in the earth is beyond dispute, and is evidently proved by the great number of burning mountains, which are continually sending up flames, attended with large stones and metallic substances. I am sorry Mr* Galaxy is gone, Madam ; for he would have set you right in this particular, which, par- don me, I shall not attempt, since I find my veracity so much questioned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very well, says Lady Caroline ; and so you are going to turn the earth into a hot- bed, and I suppose, we who are its inhabi- tants, are by-and-by to be complimented 80 Of Mountains^ Springs^ ^c.
with the title of mushroons and cucumbers, or perhaps pumpkiRS. . This is fine philo- sophy, indeed. Have patience, my dear, says Mrs. Setstar. — Patience, Ma'am, re- turned Lady Caroline, why I hope your La- dyship would not have me believe that we have a furnace of fire under us ? — -I do not know. M...adam, whether it be immediately under us or not, replied the little Philoso- pher ; but that there are numbers of these furnaces in the earth is beyond dispute, and is evidently proved by the great number of burning mountains, which are continually sending up flames, attended with large stones and metallic substances. I am sorry Mr* Galaxy is gone, Madam ; for he would have set you right in this particular, which, par- don me, I shall not attempt, since I find my veracity so much questioned.
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