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    doc     = nlp( text )
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/spacy/language.py", line 449, in __call__
    doc = proc(doc, **component_cfg.get(name, {}))
  File "nn_parser.pyx", line 233, in spacy.syntax.nn_parser.Parser.__call__
  File "nn_parser.pyx", line 274, in spacy.syntax.nn_parser.Parser.predict
  File "nn_parser.pyx", line 287, in spacy.syntax.nn_parser.Parser.greedy_parse
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/thinc/neural/_classes/model.py", line 167, in __call__
    return self.predict(x)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/thinc/neural/_classes/model.py", line 131, in predict
    y, _ = self.begin_update(X, drop=None)
  File "_parser_model.pyx", line 243, in spacy.syntax._parser_model.ParserModel.begin_update
  File "_parser_model.pyx", line 300, in spacy.syntax._parser_model.ParserStepModel.__init__
  File "_parser_model.pyx", line 425, in spacy.syntax._parser_model.precompute_hiddens.__init__
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/spacy/_ml.py", line 183, in begin_update
    Yf = self._add_padding(Yf)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/spacy/_ml.py", line 214, in _add_padding
    Yf_padded = self.ops.xp.vstack((self.pad, Yf))
  File "<__array_function__ internals>", line 5, in vstack
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/numpy/core/shape_base.py", line 283, in vstack
    return _nx.concatenate(arrs, 0)
  File "<__array_function__ internals>", line 5, in concatenate
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192200900
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 14, MIC-NIC
       date: 1817
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 191678898
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 8, ELE-FOR
       date: 1817
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192200901
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 12, LIE-Materia medica
       date: 1817
      pages: 
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 191679033
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 4, Book-keeping-BUR
       date: 1817
      pages: 
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 193109108
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 9, FOR-GOT
       date: 1817
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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/data-disk/reader-compute/reader-classic/bin/file2bib.py", line 112, in <module>
    summary    = summarize( text, word_count=COUNT, split=False )
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 436, in summarize
    most_important_docs = summarize_corpus(corpus, ratio=ratio if word_count is None else 1)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 374, in summarize_corpus
    pagerank_scores = _pagerank(graph)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/pagerank_weighted.py", line 68, in pagerank_weighted
    pagerank_matrix = coeff_adjacency_matrix.toarray()
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/compressed.py", line 1025, in toarray
    out = self._process_toarray_args(order, out)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/base.py", line 1185, in _process_toarray_args
    return np.zeros(self.shape, dtype=self.dtype, order=order)
MemoryError: Unable to allocate 76.9 GiB for an array with shape (101614, 101614) and data type float64
=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192547785
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 11, HYD-LIE
       date: 1817
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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/data-disk/reader-compute/reader-classic/bin/file2bib.py", line 112, in <module>
    summary    = summarize( text, word_count=COUNT, split=False )
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 436, in summarize
    most_important_docs = summarize_corpus(corpus, ratio=ratio if word_count is None else 1)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 374, in summarize_corpus
    pagerank_scores = _pagerank(graph)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/pagerank_weighted.py", line 68, in pagerank_weighted
    pagerank_matrix = coeff_adjacency_matrix.toarray()
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/compressed.py", line 1025, in toarray
    out = self._process_toarray_args(order, out)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/base.py", line 1185, in _process_toarray_args
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MemoryError: Unable to allocate 79.5 GiB for an array with shape (103286, 103286) and data type float64
=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 193109109
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 10, GOT-Hydrodynamics
       date: 1817
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192984254
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 5, BUR-CHI
       date: 1817
      pages: 
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192984255
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 6, CHI-Crystallization
       date: 1817
      pages: 
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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/data-disk/reader-compute/reader-classic/bin/file2bib.py", line 112, in <module>
    summary    = summarize( text, word_count=COUNT, split=False )
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 436, in summarize
    most_important_docs = summarize_corpus(corpus, ratio=ratio if word_count is None else 1)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 374, in summarize_corpus
    pagerank_scores = _pagerank(graph)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/pagerank_weighted.py", line 68, in pagerank_weighted
    pagerank_matrix = coeff_adjacency_matrix.toarray()
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/compressed.py", line 1025, in toarray
    out = self._process_toarray_args(order, out)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/base.py", line 1185, in _process_toarray_args
    return np.zeros(self.shape, dtype=self.dtype, order=order)
MemoryError: Unable to allocate 77.0 GiB for an array with shape (101649, 101649) and data type float64
=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192692638
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 16, PAR-Poetry
       date: 1817
      pages: 
  extension: .txt
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      cache: ./cache/192692638.txt

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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/data-disk/reader-compute/reader-classic/bin/file2bib.py", line 112, in <module>
    summary    = summarize( text, word_count=COUNT, split=False )
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 436, in summarize
    most_important_docs = summarize_corpus(corpus, ratio=ratio if word_count is None else 1)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/summarizer.py", line 374, in summarize_corpus
    pagerank_scores = _pagerank(graph)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/gensim/summarization/pagerank_weighted.py", line 68, in pagerank_weighted
    pagerank_matrix = coeff_adjacency_matrix.toarray()
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/compressed.py", line 1025, in toarray
    out = self._process_toarray_args(order, out)
  File "/data-disk/python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/scipy/sparse/base.py", line 1185, in _process_toarray_args
    return np.zeros(self.shape, dtype=self.dtype, order=order)
MemoryError: Unable to allocate 78.9 GiB for an array with shape (102906, 102906) and data type float64
=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 191689062
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 17, Poetry-RHI
       date: 1817
      pages: 
  extension: .txt
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      cache: ./cache/191689062.txt

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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 191678899
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 20, SUI-ZYM
       date: 1817
      pages: 
  extension: .txt
        txt: ./txt/191678899.txt
      cache: ./cache/191678899.txt

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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192200898
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 13, MAT-MIC
       date: 1817
      pages: 
  extension: .txt
        txt: ./txt/192200898.txt
      cache: ./cache/192200898.txt

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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192016229
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 1, A-AME
       date: 1817
      pages: 
  extension: .txt
        txt: ./txt/192016229.txt
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 191689063
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 2, AME-ASS
       date: 1817
      pages: 
  extension: .txt
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 191678897
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 7, CTE-Electricity
       date: 1817
      pages: 
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192200899
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 19, Scripture-SUG
       date: 1817
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 193108318
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 3, ASS-BOO
       date: 1817
      pages: 
  extension: .txt
        txt: ./txt/193108318.txt
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=== file2bib.sh ===
         id: 192984256
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 18, RHI-SCR
       date: 1817
      pages: 
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      title = Volume 8, ELE-FOR
       date = 1817
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    summary = oaks of the prefent times would have been found confiderably different from thofe that exifted long ago ; gyptians, according to Maillet, is to walh the body feyeral times with rofe-water, which, he elfewhere obferves, is more fragrant in that country than with us 5 which tire king had lent him upon fome former occafion : and immediately following thefe, a ftill greater In the mean time the king was left at a place called The affair ended, however, in the fubmiffion of the clergy : but the barons ftill continued refractory, and for fome time anfwered the king's de¬ thought proper, for fome time behaved in fuch a manhaving been appointed the king s lieutenant in Ireland, great degree of enthufiafm, thinking himfelf extremely fortunate in having works of fuch excellence in his pof* In its general habit, this fpecies bears fome refemblanee to a fmall crocodile, on account of the hard tuberculated and carinated fcales on the upper parts of
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      title = Volume 7, CTE-Electricity
       date = 1817
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     flesch = 77
    summary = GUSTOS BREVIUM, the principal clerk belonging people thought they might reconcile their old fuperto the court of common pleas, whofe bufinefs it is to fiition with the worffiip of the true God. They therereceive and keep all the writs made returnable in that fore framed particular gods for themfelves, which they king, who had forgotten the appointment, was pafiing into another room, when Lord BafiP: placed himielt in the paffage, and faid, " hat he came commiffioned by a great body of his majefty's fubjeds to lay the ark faid thefe accounts, at the fame time, inform us, that the employed, but with fome difference of fignification ; broad being moft properly ufed for thofe a preference to the coloured glafs ; and the art of managing them is therefore, in fome degree, of the fame tive thicknefs of air, water,and glafs, at which the feveral orders of colour appear.
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      title = Volume 20, SUI-ZYM
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    summary = Another method was to lay the patient fupine, fome afliflants retaining the body in a fixed pofition, and others extending the arm in the contrary diredtion j the furgeon, in the mean time, attempting, by thing which may prove a fource of irritation, the diforder has been faid to be not only prevented from increaftng, but has in a gradual manner entirely difappearedj but we much fufpeft that thefe cafes whofe ufing two men as marks, or poles fet in wooden pedeftals, or perhaps fome remarkable places in the houfes Had he conceived the matter with any tolercope magnified but five times' Now the (lighted aeable diftinanefs, after feeing the great advantage of taquaintance with the obvious laws of refraaion would king in a field greater in almoft any proportion, he Thefe muft be taken as they are; and confequently fome time and place appointed where they may
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 4, Book-keeping-BUR
       date = 1817
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     flesch = 81
    summary = if all thefe things are fo, then all nature will be very fimple, and confident with itfelf, effe&ing all the great flower, fruit, leaves, and general appearance, that almoft every man at firft fight would give them the flowers of different kinds on the fame plant, fome bear¬ divided into two lips ; and the corolla of tetradynamious plants confifts always of four petals, placed fomewhat in the form of a crofs: hence called cruciform. ders proceeding from what the ancients called the atrabills; in thefe cafes medicines of this kind are doubtlefs occafionallv of ufe, though they are by no means agreeable, and aromatic fmell ; the fruits and feeds prt ferved dry for feveral years, thefe plants have the finhatfe a pungent tafte like pepper : the btfi-k and wmod gular property of refuming their original verdure upon
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 17, Poetry-RHI
       date = 1817
      pages = 
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  sentences = 61071
     flesch = 78
    summary = difticha, a large bulbous plant groAving about the Cape of Good Hope, called mad poifon, is ufed for the fame purpofe. though fome analogous fafts had occafionally been neticed *, it is fo different from the generally received * Hofftnaopinion upon the fubjeft, that I think it muft have connns de Vefiderable influence on all future judicial proceedings, in^7'*<latl firft publilhed in the year 1749, and has fince been feveral times printed in other countries befides France. appears that thofe nations adore, as their firft and greateft gods, the fun, moon, and ftars j and that fuch of them reafoning neceffary to anfwer thefe queflions, or to difcover the relation between the things given and thofe the figure of the operative agent; and after having obferved, that by far the greated number of the quarrymen were of a very robud hardy form, in whofe hands thefe muft be lighted at the fame time as the water-roc¬
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 2, AME-ASS
       date = 1817
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  sentences = 60371
     flesch = 78
    summary = great number of iflands, called the Wejl Indies, in contradiftin&ion to the eaftern parts of Afia, which are great cruelty ; at the fame time that they greatly diftreffed thofe on board Lord Dunmore's fleet, by refu2Q9 But their allies the Indians began The Indito defert in great numbers j and at the fame time the ans defert Thefe three bones form an oblong articulating furface, covered by cartilage, by which the hand is connedled with the fore-arm. The communication between this fac and the cavity of the abdomen is ufually foon cut off j but in fome fubjefts it continues open during life ; and when a hernia or defcent of the inteftine takes place in fuch a fubjedt, " He was the firft, (fays the fame writer) who fuperadded mind to matter, opening his work in this pleafing and fublime language : " All things were confufed $ then came mind, and difpofed them in order."
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 1, A-AME
       date = 1817
      pages = 
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  sentences = 61678
     flesch = 80
    summary = Having fpent fome time in vifiting the fchools of feveral provinces, after the example of the ancient philofophers who travelled in fearch of wifdom, in the In this expedition his officers Other rrrrlinot only executed their commiffion againft thefe fatai7 expevages, but likewife carried off a great number of cattletiitlons' Acheron, in Ancient Geography, a river of Thefprotia, in Epirus ; which, after forming the lake Acherufia, at no great diftance from the promontory of Chimerium, falls into the fea to the weft of the Sinus Arabracius, in a courfe from north to fouth. kept for fome time in running water, or when a great In the firft place, a confiderable number of years muft elapfe, before fuch plants ment, he planted fets from roots w'hich had been infefted the year before, and fome of thefe produced healthy the ditch ; and continues to flow off with great impetuofity for fome time, till the pent-up water being
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 15, NIC-PAR
       date = 1817
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  sentences = 58310
     flesch = 78
    summary = ing on the rights and equality of men 5 and the anfwers which have fometimes been given to them fuppofe a degree of perfection in human nature, which, Cicero, who was at that time conful, placed notarn, or expert ftiort-hand writers, in different parts of He then placed his eye in fuch a manner with refpedl to the fteeple, that the rays of light by which he Ot Bodies which th» image is formed on the fame fide of the refleaL 'fle&ing furface w3th the objeft, the eye be fituated farfrom differther from the furface than the place where the image Our author concludes from this and other experiLight conments, " that the light of the fun confifts of a mixture fifts of feof feveral forts of coloured rays, fome of which at equalveral forts times greater than its breadth 5 and that the moft refraCled part thereof appeared violet at p ; the leaft refraCIed, at L; and the middle parts indigo, blue, green,
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 13, MAT-MIC
       date = 1817
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      words = 913919
  sentences = 67192
     flesch = 79
    summary = charge it in the ufual way, there will be more force accumulated than with the hand alone, for the ftone defcribes a larger arch in the fame time, and mult there¬ fmaller equally varied in different ftates ; an idea fupported by thefe undeniable witneffes, the coins which In feveral places alfo he diftinguiffies difeafes, from the time of their duration into Thefe caufes may alfo affeft perfons of any conftitution, but they moft commonly affeft thofe of a fanguine temperament. the fame time fubjeeft to the gout 5 and it has been obferved, that under the ufe of thefe medicines, gouty per¬ times, however, thefe tumors appear without difcharging any blood 3 and in this cafe they are called the healed long before that time, frequently with the greateft eafe ; though fometimes it refills all kinds of healing applications, and forms a running ulcer which difcharges a quantity of matter for many days.
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 19, Scripture-SUG
       date = 1817
      pages = 
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      words = 955197
  sentences = 65841
     flesch = 80
    summary = at different times ; all of which are in fome degree conne&ed as parts of one great fcheme. higher age is, that they had now for their biihop Pothinus, who was 90 years old, and whofe early life confequently muft have immediately followed the times of As fome fpecies of the fucus, when dried and preferved, are extremely beautiful, the curious, and efpecially thofe who profecute the ftudy of botany, muft be great body of water which receives rivers muft be fait, (a) The lines are placed in different orders on different fedtors, but they may eafily be found by thefe general And in all thefe cafes it is prudent, and ufual, to endorfe the livery of feifin on the back of the deed, fpecifying the manner, place, and time of making it; together lower edge of the keel both ways, and let it alfo reprefent the middle line of the half-breadth plan.
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 14, MIC-NIC
       date = 1817
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      words = 847616
  sentences = 71933
     flesch = 81
    summary = moft natural pofition : for if this be not attended to, wefhall be apt to form very inadequate ideas of the ftructure of the whole, as well as of the connexion and ufe ling the cryftal to a ftrong heat, and from other obfervations it appears that the colouring matter is alfo deftroyed by the aflion of light. with lake and carmine mixed together, and with lake the fame colour j fome redder, others bluer •, fomealone, or with white and lake for the firft forming j times very pale, and fometimes very ifttk. debtors generally take care to pay in the worft fpecies verled in thefe matters judge exchange (that is, rethey can, it confequently follows, that the value of mittances) to be at par, if then iilver bullion canthe pound fferling fhould fall to that of the lowed; not be bought at a lower price than 65 pence the
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 12, LIE-Materia medica
       date = 1817
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  sentences = 85836
     flesch = 84
    summary = ftyled lieutenant at arms, befides his common duty, is reducing the virtues of thefe three into one : By proparticularly ordered, by his inftru&ions, to train the moling the aft of aflimilation itfelf, as in feafonable Remote reWhen, for inftance, we compare two figures of a diflations different make, in order to judge of their equality or incovered by equality^ it is plain, that by barely confidering the fiinterme gures themfelves, we cannot arrive at an exafl deterdiate ideas, mination •, becaufe, by reafon of their difagreeing forms, At the fame time, there And for this purpofe, it was alfo provided by the difwas fuch a plenty of all kinds of provifions, that as creeter men of the city, " that 12 aldermen of the account of the diet and regimen of every perfon who the moft Ample kinds are allowed to be the bell caldies at 80 years of age or upwards; and mentioning culated for fupporting the body in health, yet it can
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      title = Volume 5, BUR-CHI
       date = 1817
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  sentences = 69178
     flesch = 80
    summary = piece of a fimilar form : and having heated it redhot, hold it over a veffel containing water, and appears that it confided of a fmall quantity of fulphuric acid and lime, and very probably of a larger portion the oxygen of the water, and forms fulphuric acid. even under water 5 and they feem equally luminous in atmofpheric air, oxygen gas, carbonic acid, or hydrogen blimed, even with a moderate heat, it is partially decompofed ; water is formed, an acid liquid, carbonic of the acid *, water is formed, and azotic gas is difengaged from each of the component parts of the fait. forms in the folution a white precipitate, foluble in excefs of acid-, by carbonate of ammonia, which pro¬ obtain the metal from the ore, a quantity of it is flightly heated with fix parts of muriatic acid, and having acid and water by heat, always appears in the form of
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 18, RHI-SCR
       date = 1817
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  sentences = 58594
     flesch = 77
    summary = xhe R3ho_ In the mean time, the Rhodians, obferving thefe fordians raife midable preparations, were bufy in railing a new wall town was equally affaulted at four different parts, after 'n four difhaving fuffered a continual fire for fome time from their f®rent high time for an old man, who was but little able to fupport the weight of public affairs, to give place to a prince Pompey himfelf fed, that he made propofals of accommodation upon vewas a general of great experience andaddrefsj and had ry moderate terms; being no other than that both Pomunder him fome of the belt commanders of the republic, pey and he fhould difband their armies within three He was at this time 67 years old ; his pcrfon was moft difpleafing j and fome fay the difagreeablenefs of it, in a great meafure, drove him into retirement.
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     author = Millar
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       date = 1817
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  sentences = 61066
     flesch = 80
    summary = fides, which are continually changing their place ; fometimes we obferve them moving to the weftward, fometimes to the eaftward, and fometimes they appear ftationary for a confiderable time. They are paring and examining eclipfes which happen at long inowing to the moon -concealing the fun from the earth, tervals of time, is j|57 years, 21 days, 18 hours, mior to the earth being plunged in the lhadovv of the nutes, 11 feconds 5 in which time there are 6890 mean places near 500 times as great, muft be fuch, that the who has thefe tables, with a good telefcope and a wellregulated clock at any other place of the earth, obferve the beginning or ending of an eclipfe of one of the air of different places at the fame time, and efpecially of thofe fituations where it was moft probable to
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     author = Millar
      title = Volume 10, GOT-Hydrodynamics
       date = 1817
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  sentences = 62503
     flesch = 80
    summary = The pronouns of the firjl and fecond perfons have number and cafes, for the fame reafon that nouns have thefe accidents} but in no language have they any variation denoting gen¬ der ; the reafon is, that sex, and all other properties and attributes whatever, except thofe juft mentioned as defcriptive of the nature of thefe pronouns, are foreign from the mind of the fpeaker when he utters I or THOU in difcourfe. called a part of that natural language with which man is endowed in common with other animals, to exprefs or allay fome very firong fenfation ; fuch as, AH ! otis, Pdafgiotis, Magnefia and Phthia—All thefe no doubt, for a long time, prevented them from maave at one time or other been feverally governed by king any confiderable advances in thofe arts in which
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                          verbs: is; be; was; are; have; were; had; been; has; being; made; found; called; having; see; make; given; taken; faid; according; formed; put; take; ufed; do; let; thefe; give; did; find; placed; employed; known; appears; brought; appear; took; following; left; does; produced; done; gave; laid; received; carried; obferved; mentioned; fixed; continued
                     adjectives: other; great; fome; many; fuch; more; different; little; whole; feveral; equal; large; general; common; own; much; long; new; proper; good; greater; certain; ancient; former; white; natural; few; confiderable; particular; high; black; neceffary; able; fine; latter; various; third; old; full; true; public; red; young; principal; ufe; upper; next; french; lower; prefent
                        adverbs: not; very; only; then; more; as; now; therefore; up; however; thus; even; out; well; much; fo; here; about; always; too; never; off; again; together; down; often; afterwards; far; ever; generally; there; long; indeed; hence; frequently; yet; nearly; on; immediately; particularly; lefs; already; entirely; once; in; eafily; rather; perhaps; moft; commonly
                       pronouns: it; he; his; they; their; them; its; we; him; i; her; our; us; himfelf; you; itfelf; my; your; me; she; one; herfelf; thy; unlefs; myfelf; thee; ours; hey; theirs; oi; de-; yourfelf; fhe; mine; u; felf; ihey; s; becaufe; bimfelf; ty; himielf; ’s; p; it-; expref-; i-; f; ay; y
                   proper nouns: j; fo; c.; mr; •; ed; firft; i.; f; dr; re¬; st; ing; england; c; thofe; france; ii; e.; moft; m; de; lord; y; m.; god; in¬; europe; _; rome; n.; ^; s; w; index; t; a; b; be¬; cor; sir; avas; e; muft; scotland; john; de¬; lat; britain; r
                       keywords: year; water; vol; time; thefe; spain; sir; scotland; rome; order; moft; lord; long; london; king; june; john; italy; index; iii; ihould; hill; henry; hand; great; god; germany; fuch; french; france; form; fome; firft; fame; europe; england; egypt; eaft; charles; britain; april; america; alfo; william; royal; paris; jews; james; ireland; edward

       one topic; one dimension: fo
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                      titles(s): Volume 15, NIC-PAR | Volume 4, Book-keeping-BUR | Volume 5, BUR-CHI

  five topics; three dimensions: fo thefe fame; fo thefe fame; thefe fo fome; acid water heat; agincourt cultivator parhelion
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                      titles(s): Volume 12, LIE-Materia medica | Volume 1, A-AME | Volume 4, Book-keeping-BUR | Volume 5, BUR-CHI | Volume 14, MIC-NIC

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     author: Millar
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       date: 1817
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    summary: Having fpent fome time in vifiting the fchools of feveral provinces, after the example of the ancient philofophers who travelled in fearch of wifdom, in the In this expedition his officers Other rrrrlinot only executed their commiffion againft thefe fatai7 expevages, but likewife carried off a great number of cattletiitlons'' Acheron, in Ancient Geography, a river of Thefprotia, in Epirus ; which, after forming the lake Acherufia, at no great diftance from the promontory of Chimerium, falls into the fea to the weft of the Sinus Arabracius, in a courfe from north to fouth. kept for fome time in running water, or when a great In the firft place, a confiderable number of years muft elapfe, before fuch plants ment, he planted fets from roots w''hich had been infefted the year before, and fome of thefe produced healthy the ditch ; and continues to flow off with great impetuofity for fome time, till the pent-up water being

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     author: Millar
      title: Volume 2, AME-ASS
       date: 1817
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    summary: great number of iflands, called the Wejl Indies, in contradiftin&ion to the eaftern parts of Afia, which are great cruelty ; at the fame time that they greatly diftreffed thofe on board Lord Dunmore''s fleet, by refu2Q9 But their allies the Indians began The Indito defert in great numbers j and at the fame time the ans defert Thefe three bones form an oblong articulating furface, covered by cartilage, by which the hand is connedled with the fore-arm. The communication between this fac and the cavity of the abdomen is ufually foon cut off j but in fome fubjefts it continues open during life ; and when a hernia or defcent of the inteftine takes place in fuch a fubjedt, " He was the firft, (fays the fame writer) who fuperadded mind to matter, opening his work in this pleafing and fublime language : " All things were confufed $ then came mind, and difpofed them in order."

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     author: Millar
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       date: 1817
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    summary: fides, which are continually changing their place ; fometimes we obferve them moving to the weftward, fometimes to the eaftward, and fometimes they appear ftationary for a confiderable time. They are paring and examining eclipfes which happen at long inowing to the moon -concealing the fun from the earth, tervals of time, is j|57 years, 21 days, 18 hours, mior to the earth being plunged in the lhadovv of the nutes, 11 feconds 5 in which time there are 6890 mean places near 500 times as great, muft be fuch, that the who has thefe tables, with a good telefcope and a wellregulated clock at any other place of the earth, obferve the beginning or ending of an eclipfe of one of the air of different places at the fame time, and efpecially of thofe fituations where it was moft probable to

         id: 191679033
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 4, Book-keeping-BUR
       date: 1817
      words: 836974.0
  sentences: 86812.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 81.0
      cache: ./cache/191679033.txt
        txt: ./txt/191679033.txt
    summary: if all thefe things are fo, then all nature will be very fimple, and confident with itfelf, effe&ing all the great flower, fruit, leaves, and general appearance, that almoft every man at firft fight would give them the flowers of different kinds on the fame plant, fome bear¬ divided into two lips ; and the corolla of tetradynamious plants confifts always of four petals, placed fomewhat in the form of a crofs: hence called cruciform. ders proceeding from what the ancients called the atrabills; in thefe cafes medicines of this kind are doubtlefs occafionallv of ufe, though they are by no means agreeable, and aromatic fmell ; the fruits and feeds prt ferved dry for feveral years, thefe plants have the finhatfe a pungent tafte like pepper : the btfi-k and wmod gular property of refuming their original verdure upon

         id: 192984254
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 5, BUR-CHI
       date: 1817
      words: 895973.0
  sentences: 69178.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 80.0
      cache: ./cache/192984254.txt
        txt: ./txt/192984254.txt
    summary: piece of a fimilar form : and having heated it redhot, hold it over a veffel containing water, and appears that it confided of a fmall quantity of fulphuric acid and lime, and very probably of a larger portion the oxygen of the water, and forms fulphuric acid. even under water 5 and they feem equally luminous in atmofpheric air, oxygen gas, carbonic acid, or hydrogen blimed, even with a moderate heat, it is partially decompofed ; water is formed, an acid liquid, carbonic of the acid *, water is formed, and azotic gas is difengaged from each of the component parts of the fait. forms in the folution a white precipitate, foluble in excefs of acid-, by carbonate of ammonia, which pro¬ obtain the metal from the ore, a quantity of it is flightly heated with fix parts of muriatic acid, and having acid and water by heat, always appears in the form of

         id: 192984255
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 6, CHI-Crystallization
       date: 1817
      words: nan
  sentences: nan
      pages: 
     flesch: nan
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         id: 191678897
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 7, CTE-Electricity
       date: 1817
      words: 955952.0
  sentences: 57086.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 77.0
      cache: ./cache/191678897.txt
        txt: ./txt/191678897.txt
    summary: GUSTOS BREVIUM, the principal clerk belonging people thought they might reconcile their old fuperto the court of common pleas, whofe bufinefs it is to fiition with the worffiip of the true God. They therereceive and keep all the writs made returnable in that fore framed particular gods for themfelves, which they king, who had forgotten the appointment, was pafiing into another room, when Lord BafiP: placed himielt in the paffage, and faid, " hat he came commiffioned by a great body of his majefty''s fubjeds to lay the ark faid thefe accounts, at the fame time, inform us, that the employed, but with fome difference of fignification ; broad being moft properly ufed for thofe a preference to the coloured glafs ; and the art of managing them is therefore, in fome degree, of the fame tive thicknefs of air, water,and glafs, at which the feveral orders of colour appear.

         id: 191678898
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 8, ELE-FOR
       date: 1817
      words: 871752.0
  sentences: 66618.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 81.0
      cache: ./cache/191678898.txt
        txt: ./txt/191678898.txt
    summary: oaks of the prefent times would have been found confiderably different from thofe that exifted long ago ; gyptians, according to Maillet, is to walh the body feyeral times with rofe-water, which, he elfewhere obferves, is more fragrant in that country than with us 5 which tire king had lent him upon fome former occafion : and immediately following thefe, a ftill greater In the mean time the king was left at a place called The affair ended, however, in the fubmiffion of the clergy : but the barons ftill continued refractory, and for fome time anfwered the king''s de¬ thought proper, for fome time behaved in fuch a manhaving been appointed the king s lieutenant in Ireland, great degree of enthufiafm, thinking himfelf extremely fortunate in having works of fuch excellence in his pof* In its general habit, this fpecies bears fome refemblanee to a fmall crocodile, on account of the hard tuberculated and carinated fcales on the upper parts of

         id: 193109108
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 9, FOR-GOT
       date: 1817
      words: nan
  sentences: nan
      pages: 
     flesch: nan
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    summary: 

         id: 193109109
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 10, GOT-Hydrodynamics
       date: 1817
      words: 919193.0
  sentences: 62503.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 80.0
      cache: ./cache/193109109.txt
        txt: ./txt/193109109.txt
    summary: The pronouns of the firjl and fecond perfons have number and cafes, for the fame reafon that nouns have thefe accidents} but in no language have they any variation denoting gen¬ der ; the reafon is, that sex, and all other properties and attributes whatever, except thofe juft mentioned as defcriptive of the nature of thefe pronouns, are foreign from the mind of the fpeaker when he utters I or THOU in difcourfe. called a part of that natural language with which man is endowed in common with other animals, to exprefs or allay fome very firong fenfation ; fuch as, AH ! otis, Pdafgiotis, Magnefia and Phthia—All thefe no doubt, for a long time, prevented them from maave at one time or other been feverally governed by king any confiderable advances in thofe arts in which

         id: 192547785
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 11, HYD-LIE
       date: 1817
      words: nan
  sentences: nan
      pages: 
     flesch: nan
      cache: 
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    summary: 

         id: 192200901
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 12, LIE-Materia medica
       date: 1817
      words: 886691.0
  sentences: 85836.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 84.0
      cache: ./cache/192200901.txt
        txt: ./txt/192200901.txt
    summary: ftyled lieutenant at arms, befides his common duty, is reducing the virtues of thefe three into one : By proparticularly ordered, by his inftru&ions, to train the moling the aft of aflimilation itfelf, as in feafonable Remote reWhen, for inftance, we compare two figures of a diflations different make, in order to judge of their equality or incovered by equality^ it is plain, that by barely confidering the fiinterme gures themfelves, we cannot arrive at an exafl deterdiate ideas, mination •, becaufe, by reafon of their difagreeing forms, At the fame time, there And for this purpofe, it was alfo provided by the difwas fuch a plenty of all kinds of provifions, that as creeter men of the city, " that 12 aldermen of the account of the diet and regimen of every perfon who the moft Ample kinds are allowed to be the bell caldies at 80 years of age or upwards; and mentioning culated for fupporting the body in health, yet it can

         id: 192200898
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 13, MAT-MIC
       date: 1817
      words: 913919.0
  sentences: 67192.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 79.0
      cache: ./cache/192200898.txt
        txt: ./txt/192200898.txt
    summary: charge it in the ufual way, there will be more force accumulated than with the hand alone, for the ftone defcribes a larger arch in the fame time, and mult there¬ fmaller equally varied in different ftates ; an idea fupported by thefe undeniable witneffes, the coins which In feveral places alfo he diftinguiffies difeafes, from the time of their duration into Thefe caufes may alfo affeft perfons of any conftitution, but they moft commonly affeft thofe of a fanguine temperament. the fame time fubjeeft to the gout 5 and it has been obferved, that under the ufe of thefe medicines, gouty per¬ times, however, thefe tumors appear without difcharging any blood 3 and in this cafe they are called the healed long before that time, frequently with the greateft eafe ; though fometimes it refills all kinds of healing applications, and forms a running ulcer which difcharges a quantity of matter for many days.

         id: 192200900
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 14, MIC-NIC
       date: 1817
      words: 847616.0
  sentences: 71933.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 81.0
      cache: ./cache/192200900.txt
        txt: ./txt/192200900.txt
    summary: moft natural pofition : for if this be not attended to, wefhall be apt to form very inadequate ideas of the ftructure of the whole, as well as of the connexion and ufe ling the cryftal to a ftrong heat, and from other obfervations it appears that the colouring matter is alfo deftroyed by the aflion of light. with lake and carmine mixed together, and with lake the fame colour j fome redder, others bluer •, fomealone, or with white and lake for the firft forming j times very pale, and fometimes very ifttk. debtors generally take care to pay in the worft fpecies verled in thefe matters judge exchange (that is, rethey can, it confequently follows, that the value of mittances) to be at par, if then iilver bullion canthe pound fferling fhould fall to that of the lowed; not be bought at a lower price than 65 pence the

         id: 192200897
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 15, NIC-PAR
       date: 1817
      words: 960080.0
  sentences: 58310.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 78.0
      cache: ./cache/192200897.txt
        txt: ./txt/192200897.txt
    summary: ing on the rights and equality of men 5 and the anfwers which have fometimes been given to them fuppofe a degree of perfection in human nature, which, Cicero, who was at that time conful, placed notarn, or expert ftiort-hand writers, in different parts of He then placed his eye in fuch a manner with refpedl to the fteeple, that the rays of light by which he Ot Bodies which th» image is formed on the fame fide of the refleaL ''fle&ing furface w3th the objeft, the eye be fituated farfrom differther from the furface than the place where the image Our author concludes from this and other experiLight conments, " that the light of the fun confifts of a mixture fifts of feof feveral forts of coloured rays, fome of which at equalveral forts times greater than its breadth 5 and that the moft refraCled part thereof appeared violet at p ; the leaft refraCIed, at L; and the middle parts indigo, blue, green,

         id: 192692638
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 16, PAR-Poetry
       date: 1817
      words: nan
  sentences: nan
      pages: 
     flesch: nan
      cache: 
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    summary: 

         id: 191689062
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 17, Poetry-RHI
       date: 1817
      words: 933460.0
  sentences: 61071.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 78.0
      cache: ./cache/191689062.txt
        txt: ./txt/191689062.txt
    summary: difticha, a large bulbous plant groAving about the Cape of Good Hope, called mad poifon, is ufed for the fame purpofe. though fome analogous fafts had occafionally been neticed *, it is fo different from the generally received * Hofftnaopinion upon the fubjeft, that I think it muft have connns de Vefiderable influence on all future judicial proceedings, in^7''*<latl firft publilhed in the year 1749, and has fince been feveral times printed in other countries befides France. appears that thofe nations adore, as their firft and greateft gods, the fun, moon, and ftars j and that fuch of them reafoning neceffary to anfwer thefe queflions, or to difcover the relation between the things given and thofe the figure of the operative agent; and after having obferved, that by far the greated number of the quarrymen were of a very robud hardy form, in whofe hands thefe muft be lighted at the fame time as the water-roc¬

         id: 192984256
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 18, RHI-SCR
       date: 1817
      words: 959049.0
  sentences: 58594.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 77.0
      cache: ./cache/192984256.txt
        txt: ./txt/192984256.txt
    summary: xhe R3ho_ In the mean time, the Rhodians, obferving thefe fordians raife midable preparations, were bufy in railing a new wall town was equally affaulted at four different parts, after ''n four difhaving fuffered a continual fire for fome time from their f®rent high time for an old man, who was but little able to fupport the weight of public affairs, to give place to a prince Pompey himfelf fed, that he made propofals of accommodation upon vewas a general of great experience andaddrefsj and had ry moderate terms; being no other than that both Pomunder him fome of the belt commanders of the republic, pey and he fhould difband their armies within three He was at this time 67 years old ; his pcrfon was moft difpleafing j and fome fay the difagreeablenefs of it, in a great meafure, drove him into retirement.

         id: 192200899
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 19, Scripture-SUG
       date: 1817
      words: 955197.0
  sentences: 65841.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 80.0
      cache: ./cache/192200899.txt
        txt: ./txt/192200899.txt
    summary: at different times ; all of which are in fome degree conne&ed as parts of one great fcheme. higher age is, that they had now for their biihop Pothinus, who was 90 years old, and whofe early life confequently muft have immediately followed the times of As fome fpecies of the fucus, when dried and preferved, are extremely beautiful, the curious, and efpecially thofe who profecute the ftudy of botany, muft be great body of water which receives rivers muft be fait, (a) The lines are placed in different orders on different fedtors, but they may eafily be found by thefe general And in all thefe cafes it is prudent, and ufual, to endorfe the livery of feifin on the back of the deed, fpecifying the manner, place, and time of making it; together lower edge of the keel both ways, and let it alfo reprefent the middle line of the half-breadth plan.

         id: 191678899
     author: Millar
      title: Volume 20, SUI-ZYM
       date: 1817
      words: 967215.0
  sentences: 65908.0
      pages: 
     flesch: 80.0
      cache: ./cache/191678899.txt
        txt: ./txt/191678899.txt
    summary: Another method was to lay the patient fupine, fome afliflants retaining the body in a fixed pofition, and others extending the arm in the contrary diredtion j the furgeon, in the mean time, attempting, by thing which may prove a fource of irritation, the diforder has been faid to be not only prevented from increaftng, but has in a gradual manner entirely difappearedj but we much fufpeft that thefe cafes whofe ufing two men as marks, or poles fet in wooden pedeftals, or perhaps fome remarkable places in the houfes Had he conceived the matter with any tolercope magnified but five times'' Now the (lighted aeable diftinanefs, after feeing the great advantage of taquaintance with the obvious laws of refraaion would king in a field greater in almoft any proportion, he Thefe muft be taken as they are; and confequently fome time and place appointed where they may

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