 | William Nicholson - 1801 - 638 pages
...veflel. The obfervations made by jt may " be both written, and (if need were) printed here likcwife. Several colonies may thus inhabit, having '• their...children born and bred up without the knowledge of land, ivhf fsuld not cbufi but be amend " <witb Jlrangt emteitt iiftn the Jifctvey oftKii upper turtrld"... | |
 | William Nicholson - Science - 1801 - 664 pages
...he adds, that " All kind; of arts and manufactures may be exercifed in this veflel. The observation! made by it may " be both written, and (if need were) printed here likcwife. Several colonies may thus inhabit, having ••*• (heir children born and bred up without... | |
 | William Nicholson - Natural history - 1819 - 424 pages
...treasures, whether lost or naturally produced beneath the ocean , and last of all he adds, that " All kinds of arts and manufactures may be exercised in this...colonies may thus inhabit, having their children born and !-red up without the knowledge of lain), who couM not chuse but be amazed with strange conceits upon... | |
 | Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1842 - 1162 pages
...naval »arfare, philosophical experiments, discoveries, &c, and PC No. 1447. •t length states that ' All kind of arts and manufactures may be exercised in this vessel. The observations made by it, may bee both written and (if need were) printed here likewise. Several! Colonies may thus inhabit, having... | |
 | Society for the diffusion of useful knowledge - 1842 - 536 pages
...observations made bv it, may bee both written and (if need were) printed hero likewise. Severall Colonies aiay thus inhabit, having their children born and bred up without the knowledge of land, who could not cliuse but be amazed with strange conceits upon the discovery of this upper world.' The bishop adds,... | |
 | Literature - 1917 - 882 pages
...of them being frequently sent up to the surface of the water, as there shall be occasion. "All kinds of arts and manufactures may be exercised in this...bred up without the knowledge of land, who could not choose but be amazed with strange conceits upon the discovery of this upper world." Some part of this... | |
 | Henry Christmas - Occultism - 1849 - 398 pages
...of 1 Book ii. c. 4. air, and keep a candle burning all the time. He concludes thus : — " All kinds of arts and manufactures may be exercised in this...bred up without the knowledge of land, who could not choose, but be amazed, with strange conceits upon the discovery of this upper world. I am not able... | |
 | Cassell, ltd - 1876 - 466 pages
...of them being frequently sent up to the surface of the water, as there shall be occasion. All kinds rfect joys expire. 10 AD 1780.] [AD 17** Yet morning...new-born pleasure brings to happier men : The fields choose but be amazed with strange conceits upon the discovery of this upper world. I am not able to... | |
 | Military art and science - 1895 - 680 pages
...also surprisall of any place." 3. " Unspeakable benefit for submarine exploration and discovery." " Observations made by it may be both written, and (if need were) printed here (submarine boat). Several colonies may thus inhabit, having their children born and bred up without... | |
 | Herbert C. Fyfe - Submarine warfare - 1907 - 350 pages
...Wilkins waxes enthusiastic over the immense possibilities latent in such a contrivance. " All kinds of Arts and Manufactures may be exercised in this Vessel. The Observations made by it might be written and (if need be) Printed here likewise. Several Colonies may there inhabit, having... | |
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All kind of arts and manufactures may be exercised in this vessel. The observations made by it, may be both written, and (if need were) printed here likewise. Several colonies may thus inhabit, having their children born, and bred up without the knowledge... 
