 or lake of Geneva, doth mix and incorporate with the water of the lake. For as for any tubuli to let out the fuliginous air at the top of the Pyramid, none could be  Pyramidographia - Seite 92von John Greaves - 1737Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
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...wanting in an answer to the future Warden, assuring him, amongst much else not wholly correct, that 'as for any tubuli to let out the fuliginous air at the top of the Pyramid none could be discovered within or without.' Harvey replied, ' they might be so small as that they could not easily... | |
 | George Rolleston - 1873 - 100 Seiten
...wanting in an answer to the future Warden, assuring him, amongst much else not wholly correct, that 'as for any tubuli to let out the fuliginous air at the top of the Pyramid, none could be discovered within or without.' Harvey replied, ' they might be so small as that they could not easily... | |
 | Charles Piazzi Smyth - 1874 - 598 Seiten
...Pyramid, and was therefore not to be lightly contradicted, that, " as for any tubuli, or little tunnels, to let out the fuliginous air at the top of the Pyramid, none could be discovered u-itliin or without." To this Dr. Harvey replied most discreetly, "They might be so small,... | |
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...twice, and was therefore not to be lightly contradicted, that, " as for any tubuli, or little tunnels to let out the fuliginous air at the top of the Pyramid, none could be discovered within or without " To this Dr. Harvey replied most discreetly, " They might be so small,... | |
 | George Rolleston - 1884 - 526 Seiten
...not wanting tii . answer to the future Warden, assuring him, amongst much else not whollv n.rr that 'as for any tubuli to let out the fuliginous air at the tup of the Pyramid •_ could b« discovered within or without.' Harvey replied, 'they might be ao... | |
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