Each granule becomes blue, while the markings become more distinct.

The action produced by the tendency of fluids to mix, or become equally diffused in contact with each other, is known as osmosis, a form of molecular attraction allied to that of adhesion.

Or the heart wall may by exhaustion become thinner, making the ventricles much too large, and unable to send on the current.

Most persons, especially the young and vigorous, soon become accustomed to cool, and even cold water baths, at all seasons of the year.

They are millions; they crowd; they blend; they become a silver stream; they glide slowly down, leaving tiniest silver threads behind; they make of themselves a silver bank of miniature sea at the bottom of the pane; and, while they do this, other millions are set pearl-wise at the top, to crowd, blend, glide down in their turn, and overflow the miniature sea.

The Germans have already proved that cotton and tobacco are certain to become profitable export crops.

The destiny of the continent depends largely upon his development, for great parts of Africa may never be adapted to become the home of many white men.

How is she become a desolation, a place for beasts to lie down in!

He also discovered that these rays were capable of exciting fluorescence in some substances,that is, of causing them to emit light and become luminous,and that these rays, like the rays of light, were capable of affecting a photographic plate.

As the sound-waves from the speaker's voice strike against the diaphragm, which has become magnetic from its nearness to the magnet pole, electric currents are generated in the coil of wire surrounding such pole, since the to-and-fro motions cause the lines of electro-magnetic force to pass through the wire on the moving coil.

These achievements have been possible only through the researches and discoveries of Oersted, Faraday, and hosts of other eminent workers; for, it was the electro-magnet, rendered possible by Oersted, together with the magnificent discoveries of Faraday, and others since his time, that these marvellous advances in electro-telegraphic transmission of intelligence have become possibilities.

If these laws ever become so well known that man is able to form hi his laboratory the various food products that are now formed naturally in plant organisms, such a revolution would be wrought that the work of the agriculturist would be largely transferred to the electro-chemist.

As early as 1824, he was honored by the Royal Society of London by election as one of its Fellows, and in 1825 he had become a member of the Royal Institution.

This burthen would become a Chamber better.

What will become of me when you are gon, Ladie? Lady.

"For," thinks I, "if old Simon's prayer be answered, what will become of this poor Mr. Goodman?

Then comes a letter, brought by the night carrier, from her father (a most dirty, ill-written scrawl signed Robert Evans with his mark), praying he may be excused, as his masts are to be stepped o' Wednesday, and he must take the occasion of a ketch leaving Dartford for Falmouth this day, and at the same time begging her acceptance of a canister of China tea (which is, I learn, become a fashionable dish in London) as a marriage offering.

I shall become a burden, rather than a helpmate, if you cannot stir from home without me.

" "What's that?" "You have become possessed of an importantI may say, a dangerous secret.

" "What will be?" "You must become one of us.

"Not that," said Mr. Nugent, whose intellect had suddenly become painfully acute"not her?" "Why not?" inquired the other.

But of course a man who had, as it were, become the acknowledged champion of the ring, and who had an irascible and thoroughly dogmatic temper, was tempted to become unduly imperious.

But of course a man who had, as it were, become the acknowledged champion of the ring, and who had an irascible and thoroughly dogmatic temper, was tempted to become unduly imperious.

A young woman had become a Quaker under the influence of Mrs. Knowles, who now proceeded to deprecate Johnson's wrath at what he regarded as an apostasy.

The small towns and family-owned farms had become indispensable to the rebuilding of America after the Collapse.