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 1   I,  7|       plentiful supply of that secretion. Hence the air is necessarily
 2  II,  3| warming of the earth cause the secretion such a great quantity of
 3  II,  4|      wind. Again, suppose this secretion is present and wind prevails;
 4  II,  8|        in the earth. Then this secretion is shut up in a narrow compass
 5  II,  8|      and straight (because the secretion is small). As the sea is
 6 III,  1|   remaining operations of this secretion in the same way as we have
 7 III,  1|     due to the rapidity of the secretion. Now when this secretion
 8 III,  1|       secretion. Now when this secretion issues in a great and continuous
 9 III,  6|    given of the effects of the secretion above the surface of the
10  IV,  9|    fire. For vapour is a moist secretion tending to the nature of
11  IV,  9|  become earth. But the kind of secretion we are concerned with now
12  IV,  9|   direction). Fumes are common secretion of dry and moist together