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...ge all sorts of other general ideas. To me this planet is a little ball of oxides and nickel steel; life a sort of tarnish on its surface. And we, the...

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...f the intensest force. This little bottle contains about a pint of uranium oxide; that is to say, about fourteen ounces of the element uranium. It is ...

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... quantity of white oil, a great deal of greenish oil, iron, a few atoms of oxide of manganese, some phos- phate of lime, a tiny quantity of carbonate ...

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...o the use of anaesthesia, which he hated. He had a notion that the nitrous oxide gas was danger- ous, so on this occasion, as on all others, used ethe...

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... is of a vivid red; blood abounds there, and supplies the living, thinking oxide which gives such seduction to the lips, reassuring the lover whom the...

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...upposed it) dealt to his interests. The wounds of vanity refuse to heal if oxide of silver gets into them. No words, no amount of description, can dep...

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...ime, carbonate of magnesia, the sulphate and carbonate of potas- sium, and oxide of iron, precisely as if the cress had grown in ordinary earth, besid...

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...ls, till he had heaped up a pile of volumes, whence be rang the changes on oxide, pyrites, and carbonate, and octohedron crystals—names which poor Mrs...

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...le masses, tumbling along, making way for each other; this of keen nitrous oxide, that of sulphurous fire-damp,—were it not well to stand between them...

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...tific education to perceive that the grey scale of the Thing was no common oxide, that the yellowish-white metal that gleamed in the crack between the...

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...reme thinness; and on analysis by Berzelius it was found to consist of the oxides of man- ganese and iron. In the Orinoco it occurs on the rocks perio... ...imilar circum- stances. The origin, however, of these coatings of metallic oxides, which seem as if cemented to the rocks, is not understood; and no r...

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...lately introduced, which acts upon the system as the laughing gas (nitrous oxide) acts at times. One farmer in Mid-Lothian was mentioned to me, eight ...

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...c spark in the elbow, outvalues all the theories; the taste of the nitrous oxide, the firing of an artificial volcano, are better than volumes of chem...

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...le masses, tumbling along, making way for each other; this of keen nitrous oxide, that of sulphurous fire- damp,—were it not well to stand between the...

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...n of it must find its place in our opin- ion of that larger whole. Nitrous oxide and ether, especially nitrous oxide, when sufficiently diluted with a... ...ists; and I know more than one person who is persuaded that in the nitrous oxide trance we have a genuine meta- physical revelation. Some years ago I ... .... Some years ago I myself made some observations on this aspect of nitrous oxide intoxication, and re- ported them in print. One conclusion was forced...

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...lics). He proceeds to point out that drunkenness, and, still more, nitrous-oxide intoxication, will heighten the sense of belief: in the latter case, ...