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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton

Note 20 — Chapter VII

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In the same paragraph, when speaking of black bodies becoming hot, and burning sooner than others, he says that their “effect may proceed partly from the multitude of refractions in a little room and partly from the easy commotion of so very small corpuscles.”—Optics, Part iii. Prop. vii. p. 235.

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