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 1 I    |      learned societies. Humphry Davy, [2] Humboldt, Captain Sir
 2 I    |         Tr.)~[2] As Sir Humphry Davy died in 1829, the translator
 3 VI   |     celebrated chemist, Humphry Davy, in 1825?”~“Not at all,
 4 VI   |     afterwards.”~“Well, Humphry Davy did call upon me on his
 5 VI   |      myself.~“And which Humphry Davy demonstrated to me by a
 6 XV   |       the theory of Sir Humphry Davy, Saknussemm’s document,
 7 XVII | confirmation to the theories of Davy. We are now among the primitive
 8 XVIII|     temperature. This justified Davy’s theory, and more than
 9 XXV  |      mistake. Therefore Humphry Davy was right, and I am not
10 XXV  |       gave way in no respect to Davy’s theory. I still held to
11 XXXI |       the theory of Sir Humphry Davy is confirmed.”~“Evidently
12 XLII |       supported the theories of Davy and of Liedenbrock; until