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Martin precipitated it by reading to her his "The Shame of the Sun."

Chapter 30 2010

Intermediate in composition between these two phosphates there is another known as precipitated phosphate of lime, or dicalcic phosphate (the same as reverted phosphate), which contains two equivalents of lime and one equivalent of water as follows: --

Manures and the principles of manuring Charles Morton Aikman

"Mary Ann, throw her desk out of the window!" cried he, and my precious desk, containing my letters and papers, my small amount of cash, and all my valuables, was about to be precipitated from the three-story window.

Agnes Grey 1931

Thus it was, too, that English lost its case inflections and many of its old conjugations, and that our yes came to be substituted for the gea-se (= so be it) of an earlier day, and that we got rid of whom after man in the man I saw, and that our stark pronoun of the first person was precipitated from the German ich.

Chapter 9. The Common Speech. 1. Grammarians and Their Ways Henry Louis 1921

Martin precipitated it by reading to her his "The Shame of the Sun."

Chapter 30 1908

At these words, Murray and Edwin precipitated themselves upon the ramparts, and mowed down all before them, in a direction towards their uncle.

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

The moment their eyes met, Edwin precipitated himself at his feet, and clinging to him, exclaimed, Pardon me this pursuit!

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

Here, an avalanche of huge rocks, trees, and snows had been precipitated from the summit of the mountains, and the sharp fragments left in the route, if slightly disturbed, would immediately resume their headlong course downward, and presented a barrier not only impassable for horses, but even for men.

Life in the Rocky Mountains 1844

VI., called the Philosopher, had prophesied that a perfidious emperor should be precipitated from the top of this column.

The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206

Hassan and his twelve companions had reached the summit: the giant was precipitated from the rampart: he rose on one knee, and was again oppressed by a shower of darts and stones.

The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206