The Spell of Switzerland
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This is situated directly on the Lausanne highway.
High up also, and affording a magnificent view, stands the Chateau Rothschild domina- ting Pregny. Then we rushed by Genthod, the home of Switzerland's most famous scientists. There was a regular nest of them there. Birds of a feather! not the least of them being the zoologist FranQois Jules Pictet de la Rive.
269 270 The Spell of Switzerland I wondered what Raoul Pictet, who did good work in liquefying gases, would think of the latest developm...ents in the use of liquid air. A professor whom I met in Lausanne informed me that it now cost only a half-cent a pound. As it is composed of two liquids, nitrogen and oxy- gen, which boil at different temperatures, it is easy to eliminate the nitrogen and leave pure oxygen, which, of course, is invaluable in foun- dries to stimulate a high temperature.
The possibility that the enormous drafts on the nitrogen of the atmosphere for manufac- turing nitrates, and which have made some people conjecture that we might ultimately became so excitable through the preponderance of oxygen, need no longer bother us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is situated directly on the Lausanne highway.
High up also, and affording a magnificent view, stands the Chateau Rothschild domina- ting Pregny. Then we rushed by Genthod, the home of Switzerland's most famous scientists. There was a regular nest of them there. Birds of a feather! not the least of them being the zoologist FranQois Jules Pictet de la Rive.
269 270 The Spell of Switzerland I wondered what Raoul Pictet, who did good work in liquefying gases, would think of the latest developm...ents in the use of liquid air. A professor whom I met in Lausanne informed me that it now cost only a half-cent a pound. As it is composed of two liquids, nitrogen and oxy- gen, which boil at different temperatures, it is easy to eliminate the nitrogen and leave pure oxygen, which, of course, is invaluable in foun- dries to stimulate a high temperature.
The possibility that the enormous drafts on the nitrogen of the atmosphere for manufac- turing nitrates, and which have made some people conjecture that we might ultimately became so excitable through the preponderance of oxygen, need no longer bother us.
What to read after The Spell of Switzerland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan Haskell Dole to read onlineMoreLess
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