 | 1767 - Страниц: 612
...twirled it round like a top, fo quickly, that the motion could not be pbferved. This feemed extreamly dexterous ; for, all the while, he played with the...the motion began to flacken, gave it a frefh twirl wirh his hand, as if the rod and ball had been faftened to each other. There were placed erect, upon... | |
 | John Bell, Lorenz Lange - 1806 - Страниц: 710
...placed the ball upon the point of the rod, taking no notice of the hole, and twirled it round like a top fo quickly, that the motion could not be obferved....the ball in appearance ; and, when the motion began lo flacken, gave it a frefh twirl with his hand, as if the rod and ball had been faftened to each other.... | |
 | John Pinkerton - 1811 - Страниц: 862
...placed the ball upon the point of the rod, taking no notice of the hole, and twirled it round like a top fo quickly, that the motion could not be obferved....; and, when the motion began to flacken, gave it a frem twirl with his hand, as if the rod and ball' had been faftened to each other. This perfon alfo... | |
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... time. He now placed the ball upon the point of the rod, taking no notice of the hole, and twirled it round like a top fo quickly, that the motion could not be obferved. This feemed extremely dexterous, for all the while he played with the ball in... 