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update master prompts file with prompts from user submission:starlite-20070605-che

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    1577715777kayray-20070604-wha/mfc/wha0111 HOW THE WHALE GOT HIS THROAT READ BY KARA SHALLENBERG 
    1577815778kayray-20070604-wha/mfc/wha0112 ON MAY TWENTY SECOND TWO THOUSAND AND SEVEN IN OCEANSIDE CALIFORNIA 
     15779starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0001 SECTION FOURTEEN OF FAMILIAR LETTERS ON CHEMISTRY THIS IS A LIBRIVOX RECORDING 
     15780starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0002 ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION 
     15781starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0003 OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRIVOX DOT ORG 
     15782starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0004 FAMILIAR LETTERS ON CHEMISTRY BY JUSTUS LIEBIG LETTER FOURTEEN 
     15783starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0005 NATURE AND EFFECTS OF MANURES ANIMAL BODIES SUBJECT TO CONSTANT WASTE 
     15784starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0006 PARTS SEPARATING EXUVIAE WASTE VEGETABLE MATTERS 
     15785starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0007 TOGETHER CONTAIN ALL THE ELEMENTS OF THE SOIL AND OF FOOD 
     15786starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0008 VARIOUS VALUE OF EXCREMENTS OF DIFFERENT ANIMALS AS MANURE 
     15787starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0009 MY DEAR SIR I TREATED IN MY LAST LETTER 
     15788starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0010 OF THE MEANS OF IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE SOIL FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES 
     15789starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0011 BY MECHANICAL OPERATIONS AND MINERAL AGENTS 
     15790starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0012 I HAVE NOW TO SPEAK OF THE USES AND EFFECTS OF 
     15791starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0013 ANIMAL EXUVIAE AND VEGETABLE MATTERS OR MANURES PROPERLY SO CALLED 
     15792starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0014 IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND THE NATURE OF THESE 
     15793starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0015 AND THE PECULIARITY OF THEIR INFLUENCE UPON OUR FIELDS 
     15794starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0016 IT IS HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO KEEP IN MIND THE SOURCE WHENCE THEY ARE DERIVED 
     15795starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0017 IT IS GENERALLY KNOWN THAT IF WE DEPRIVE AN ANIMAL OF FOOD 
     15796starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0018 THE WEIGHT OF ITS BODY DIMINISHES DURING EVERY MOMENT OF ITS EXISTENCE 
     15797starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0019 IF THIS ABSTINENCE IS CONTINUED FOR SOME TIME 
     15798starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0020 THE DIMINUTION BECOMES APPARENT TO THE EYE 
     15799starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0021 ALL THE FAT OF THE BODY DISAPPEARS 
     15800starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0022 THE MUSCLES DECREASE IN FIRMNESS AND BULK 
     15801starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0023 AND IF THE ANIMAL IS ALLOWED TO DIE STARVED 
     15802starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0024 SCARCELY ANYTHING BUT SKIN TENDON AND BONES REMAIN 
     15803starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0025 THIS EMACIATION WHICH OCCURS IN A BODY OTHERWISE HEALTHY 
     15804starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0026 DEMONSTRATES TO US THAT DURING THE LIFE OF AN ANIMAL 
     15805starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0027 EVERY PART OF ITS LIVING SUBSTANCE IS UNDERGOING A PERPETUAL CHANGE 
     15806starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0028 ALL ITS COMPONENT PARTS ASSUMING THE FORM OF LIFELESS COMPOUNDS 
     15807starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0029 ARE THROWN OFF BY THE SKIN LUNGS AND URINARY SYSTEM 
     15808starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0030 ALTERED MORE OR LESS BY THE SECRETORY ORGANS 
     15809starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0031 THIS CHANGE IN THE LIVING BODY IS INTIMATELY CONNECTED 
     15810starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0032 WITH THE PROCESS OF RESPIRATION IT IS IN TRUTH 
     15811starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0033 OCCASIONED BY THE OXYGEN OF THE ATMOSPHERE IN BREATHING 
     15812starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0034 WHICH COMBINES WITH ALL THE VARIOUS MATTERS WITHIN THE BODY 
     15813starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0035 AT EVERY INSPIRATION A QUANTITY OF OXYGEN 
     15814starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0036 PASSES INTO THE BLOOD IN THE LUNGS AND UNITES WITH ITS ELEMENTS 
     15815starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0037 BUT ALTHOUGH THE WEIGHT OF THE OXYGEN THUS DAILY ENTERING INTO THE BODY AMOUNTS TO THIRTY TWO OR MORE OUNCES 
     15816starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0038 YET THE WEIGHT OF THE BODY IS NOT THEREBY INCREASED 
     15817starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0039 EXACTLY AS MUCH OXYGEN AS IS IMBIBED 
     15818starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0040 IN INSPIRATION PASSES OFF IN EXPIRATION 
     15819starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0041 IN THE FORM OF CARBONIC ACID AND WATER 
     15820starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0042 SO THAT WITH EVERY BREATH 
     15821starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0043 THE AMOUNT OF CARBON AND HYDROGEN IN THE BODY IS DIMINISHED 
     15822starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0044 BUT THE EMACIATION THE LOSS OF WEIGHT BY STARVATION 
     15823starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0045 DOES NOT SIMPLY DEPEND UPON THE SEPARATION OF THE CARBON AND HYDROGEN 
     15824starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0046 BUT ALL THE OTHER SUBSTANCES WHICH ARE IN COMBINATION WITH THESE ELEMENTS 
     15825starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0047 IN THE LIVING TISSUES PASS OFF IN THE SECRETIONS 
     15826starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0048 THE NITROGEN UNDERGOES A CHANGE 
     15827starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0049 AND IS THROWN OUT OF THE SYSTEM BY THE KIDNEYS 
     15828starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0050 THEIR SECRETION THE URINE CONTAINS NOT ONLY A COMPOUND RICH IN NITROGEN 
     15829starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0051 NAMELY UREA BUT THE SULPHUR OF THE TISSUES IN THE FORM OF A SULPHATE 
     15830starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0052 ALL THE SOLUBLE SALTS OF THE BLOOD AND ANIMAL FLUIDS 
     15831starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0053 COMMON SALT THE PHOSPHATES SODA AND POTASH 
     15832starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0054 THE CARBON AND HYDROGEN OF THE BLOOD OF THE MUSCULAR FIBRE 
     15833starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0055 AND OF ALL THE ANIMAL TISSUES WHICH CAN UNDERGO CHANGE 
     15834starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0056 RETURN INTO THE ATMOSPHERE THE NITROGEN AND ALL THE SOLUBLE INORGANIC ELEMENTS 
     15835starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0057 ARE CARRIED TO THE EARTH IN THE URINE 
     15836starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0058 THESE CHANGES TAKE PLACE IN THE HEALTHY ANIMAL BODY 
     15837starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0059 DURING EVERY MOMENT OF LIFE A WASTE AND LOSS OF SUBSTANCE 
     15838starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0060 PROCEEDS CONTINUALLY AND IF THIS LOSS IS TO BE RESTORED 
     15839starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0061 AND THE ORIGINAL WEIGHT AND SUBSTANCE REPAIRED 
     15840starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0062 AN ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF MATERIALS MUST BE FURNISHED 
     15841starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0063 FROM WHENCE THE BLOOD AND WASTED TISSUES MAY BE REGENERATED 
     15842starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0064 THIS SUPPLY IS OBTAINED FROM THE FOOD 
     15843starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0065 IN AN ADULT PERSON IN A NORMAL OR HEALTHY CONDITION 
     15844starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0066 NO SENSIBLE INCREASE OR DECREASE OF WEIGHT OCCURS FROM DAY TO DAY 
     15845starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0067 IN YOUTH THE WEIGHT OF THE BODY INCREASES 
     15846starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0068 WHILST IN OLD AGE IT DECREASES 
     15847starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0069 THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT THAT IN THE ADULT 
     15848starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0070 THE FOOD HAS EXACTLY REPLACED THE LOSS OF SUBSTANCE 
     15849starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0071 IT HAS SUPPLIED JUST SO MUCH CARBON HYDROGEN 
     15850starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0072 NITROGEN AND OTHER ELEMENTS AS HAVE PASSED THROUGH THE SKIN 
     15851starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0073 LUNGS AND URINARY ORGANS IN YOUTH THE SUPPLY IS GREATER THAN THE WASTE 
     15852starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0074 PART OF THE ELEMENTS OF THE FOOD REMAIN TO AUGMENT 
     15853starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0075 THE BULK OF THE BODY 
     15854starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0076 IN OLD AGE THE WASTE IS GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY 
     15855starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0077 AND THE BODY DIMINISHES IT 
     15856starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0078 IS UNQUESTIONABLE THAT WITH THE EXCEPTION OF A CERTAIN QUANTITY OF CARBON AND HYDROGEN 
     15857starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0079 WHICH ARE SECRETED THROUGH THE SKIN AND LUNGS 
     15858starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0080 WE OBTAIN IN THE SOLID AND FLUID EXCREMENTS OF MAN AND ANIMALS 
     15859starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0081 ALL THE ELEMENTS OF THEIR FOOD WE OBTAIN DAILY 
     15860starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0082 IN THE FORM OF UREA ALL THE NITROGEN TAKEN IN THE FOOD 
     15861starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0083 BOTH OF THE YOUNG AND THE ADULT AND FURTHER IN THE URINE 
     15862starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0084 THE WHOLE AMOUNT OF THE ALKALIES SOLUBLE PHOSPHATES AND SULPHATES 
     15863starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0085 CONTAINED IN ALL THE VARIOUS ALIMENTS 
     15864starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0086 IN THE SOLID EXCREMENTS ARE FOUND ALL THOSE SUBSTANCES 
     15865starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0087 TAKEN IN THE FOOD WHICH HAVE UNDERGONE NO ALTERATION IN THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS 
     15866starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0088 ALL INDIGESTIBLE MATTERS SUCH AS WOODY FIBRE THE GREEN COLOURING MATTER OF LEAVES 
     15867starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0089 CHLOROPHYLE WAX ETC PHYSIOLOGY TEACHES US THAT THE PROCESS OF NUTRITION IN ANIMALS 
     15868starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0090 THAT IS THEIR INCREASE OF BULK OR THE RESTORATION OF WASTED PARTS 
     15869starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0091 PROCEEDS FROM THE BLOOD THE PURPOSE OF DIGESTION AND ASSIMILATION 
     15870starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0092 IS TO CONVERT THE FOOD INTO BLOOD 
     15871starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0093 IN THE STOMACH AND INTESTINES THEREFORE ALL THOSE SUBSTANCES 
     15872starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0094 IN THE FOOD CAPABLE OF CONVERSION INTO BLOOD 
     15873starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0095 ARE SEPARATED FROM ITS OTHER CONSTITUENTS 
     15874starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0096 IN OTHER WORDS DURING THE PASSAGE OF THE FOOD THROUGH THE INTESTINAL CANAL 
     15875starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0097 THERE IS A CONSTANT ABSORPTION OF ITS NITROGEN SINCE ONLY AZOTISED SUBSTANCES 
     15876starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0098 ARE CAPABLE OF CONVERSION INTO BLOOD 
     15877starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0099 AND THEREFORE THE SOLID EXCREMENTS ARE DESTITUTE OF THAT ELEMENT 
     15878starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0100 EXCEPT ONLY A SMALL PORTION 
     15879starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0101 IN THE CONSTITUTION OF THAT SECRETION WHICH IS FORMED TO FACILITATE THEIR PASSAGE 
     15880starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0102 WITH THE SOLID EXCREMENTS THE PHOSPHATES OF LIME AND MAGNESIA 
     15881starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0103 WHICH WERE CONTAINED IN THE FOOD AND NOT ASSIMILATED 
     15882starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0104 ARE CARRIED OFF THESE SALTS BEING INSOLUBLE IN WATER 
     15883starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0105 AND THEREFORE NOT ENTERING THE URINE 
     15884starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0106 WE MAY OBTAIN A CLEAR INSIGHT INTO THE CHEMICAL CONSTITUTION OF THE SOLID EXCREMENTS 
     15885starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0107 WITHOUT FURTHER INVESTIGATION BY COMPARING THE FAECES OF A DOG WITH HIS FOOD 
     15886starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0108 WE GIVE THAT ANIMAL FLESH AND BONES SUBSTANCES RICH IN AZOTISED MATTER 
     15887starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0109 AND WE OBTAIN AS THE LAST PRODUCT OF ITS DIGESTION 
     15888starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0110 A PERFECTLY WHITE EXCREMENT SOLID WHILE MOIST 
     15889starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0111 BUT BECOMING IN DRY AIR A POWDER 
     15890starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0112 THIS IS THE PHOSPHATE OF LIME OF THE BONES 
     15891starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0113 WITH SCARCELY ONE PER CENT OF FOREIGN ORGANIC MATTER 
     15892starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0114 THUS WE SEE THAT IN THE SOLID AND FLUID EXCREMENTS OF MAN AND ANIMALS 
     15893starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0115 ALL THE NITROGEN IN SHORT ALL THE CONSTITUENT INGREDIENTS OF THE CONSUMED FOOD 
     15894starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0116 SOLUBLE AND INSOLUBLE ARE RETURNED AND AS FOOD IS PRIMARILY DERIVED FROM THE FIELDS 
     15895starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0117 WE POSSESS IN THOSE EXCREMENTS 
     15896starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0118 ALL THE INGREDIENTS WHICH WE HAVE TAKEN FROM IT IN THE FORM OF SEEDS ROOTS OR HERBS 
     15897starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0119 ONE PART OF THE CROPS EMPLOYED FOR FATTENING SHEEP 
     15898starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0120 AND CATTLE IS CONSUMED BY MAN AS ANIMAL FOOD 
     15899starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0121 ANOTHER PART IS TAKEN DIRECTLY AS FLOUR POTATOES GREEN VEGETABLES ETC 
     15900starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0122 A THIRD PORTION CONSISTS OF VEGETABLE REFUSE AND STRAW EMPLOYED AS LITTER 
     15901starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0123 NONE OF THE MATERIALS OF THE SOIL NEED BE LOST 
     15902starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0124 WE CAN IT IS OBVIOUS GET BACK ALL ITS CONSTITUENT PARTS 
     15903starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0125 WHICH HAVE BEEN WITHDRAWN THEREFROM AS FRUITS GRAIN AND ANIMALS 
     15904starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0126 IN THE FLUID AND SOLID EXCREMENTS OF MAN AND THE BONES BLOOD AND SKINS OF THE SLAUGHTERED ANIMALS 
     15905starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0127 IT DEPENDS UPON OURSELVES TO COLLECT CAREFULLY ALL THESE SCATTERED ELEMENTS 
     15906starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0128 AND TO RESTORE THE DISTURBED EQUILIBRIUM OF COMPOSITION IN THE SOIL 
     15907starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0129 WE CAN CALCULATE EXACTLY HOW MUCH 
     15908starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0130 AND WHICH OF THE COMPONENT PARTS OF THE SOIL WE EXPORT 
     15909starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0131 IN A SHEEP OR AN OX IN A QUARTER OF BARLEY 
     15910starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0132 WHEAT OR POTATOES AND WE CAN DISCOVER 
     15911starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0133 FROM THE KNOWN COMPOSITION OF THE EXCREMENTS OF MAN AND ANIMALS 
     15912starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0134 HOW MUCH WE HAVE TO SUPPLY TO RESTORE WHAT IS LOST TO OUR FIELDS 
     15913starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0135 IF HOWEVER WE COULD PROCURE FROM OTHER SOURCES THE SUBSTANCES 
     15914starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0136 WHICH GIVE TO THE EXUVIAE OF MAN AND ANIMALS 
     15915starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0137 THEIR VALUE IN AGRICULTURE WE SHOULD NOT NEED THE LATTER 
     15916starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0138 IT IS QUITE INDIFFERENT FOR OUR PURPOSE WHETHER WE SUPPLY THE AMMONIA 
     15917starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0139 THE SOURCE OF NITROGEN IN THE FORM OF URINE 
     15918starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0140 OR IN THAT OF A SALT DERIVED FROM COAL TAR 
     15919starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0141 WHETHER WE DERIVE THE PHOSPHATE OF LIME FROM BONES 
     15920starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0142 APATITE OR FOSSIL EXCREMENTS THE COPROLITHES THE PRINCIPAL PROBLEM FOR AGRICULTURE IS 
     15921starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0143 HOW TO REPLACE THOSE SUBSTANCES WHICH HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM THE SOIL 
     15922starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0144 AND WHICH CANNOT BE FURNISHED BY THE ATMOSPHERE 
     15923starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0145 IF THE MANURE SUPPLIES AN IMPERFECT COMPENSATION FOR THIS LOSS 
     15924starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0146 THE FERTILITY OF A FIELD OR OF A COUNTRY DECREASES 
     15925starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0147 IF ON THE CONTRARY MORE ARE GIVEN TO THE FIELDS THEIR FERTILITY INCREASES 
     15926starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0148 AN IMPORTATION OF URINE OR OF SOLID EXCREMENTS FROM A FOREIGN COUNTRY 
     15927starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0149 IS EQUIVALENT TO AN IMPORTATION OF GRAIN AND CATTLE 
     15928starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0150 IN A CERTAIN TIME THE ELEMENTS OF THOSE SUBSTANCES 
     15929starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0151 ASSUME THE FORM OF GRAIN OR OF FODDER 
     15930starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0152 THEN BECOME FLESH AND BONES ENTER INTO THE HUMAN BODY 
     15931starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0153 AND RETURN AGAIN DAY BY DAY TO THE FORM THEY ORIGINALLY POSSESSED 
     15932starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0154 THE ONLY REAL LOSS OF ELEMENTS WE ARE UNABLE TO PREVENT IS 
     15933starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0155 OF THE PHOSPHATES AND THESE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CUSTOMS OF ALL MODERN NATIONS 
     15934starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0156 ARE DEPOSITED IN THE GRAVE FOR THE REST 
     15935starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0157 EVERY PART OF THAT ENORMOUS QUANTITY OF FOOD 
     15936starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0158 WHICH A MAN CONSUMES DURING HIS LIFETIME 
     15937starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0159 SAY IN SIXTY OR SEVENTY YEARS WHICH WAS DERIVED FROM THE FIELDS 
     15938starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0160 CAN BE OBTAINED AND RETURNED TO THEM WE KNOW WITH ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY 
     15939starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0161 THAT IN THE BLOOD OF A YOUNG OR GROWING ANIMAL THERE REMAINS A CERTAIN QUANTITY OF PHOSPHATE OF LIME 
     15940starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0162 AND OF THE ALKALINE PHOSPHATES TO BE STORED UP 
     15941starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0163 AND TO MINISTER TO THE GROWTH OF THE BONES 
     15942starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0164 AND GENERAL BULK OF THE BODY AND THAT 
     15943starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0165 WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THIS VERY SMALL QUANTITY WE RECEIVE BACK 
     15944starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0166 IN THE SOLID AND FLUID EXCREMENTS ALL THE SALTS AND ALKALINE BASES 
     15945starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0167 ALL THE PHOSPHATE OF LIME AND MAGNESIA AND CONSEQUENTLY 
     15946starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0168 ALL THE INORGANIC ELEMENTS WHICH THE ANIMAL CONSUMES IN ITS FOOD 
     15947starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0169 WE CAN THUS ASCERTAIN PRECISELY THE QUANTITY QUALITY AND COMPOSITION OF ANIMAL EXCREMENTS 
     15948starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0170 WITHOUT THE TROUBLE OF ANALYSING THEM 
     15949starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0171 IF WE GIVE A HORSE DAILY FOUR AND A HALF POUNDS WEIGHT OF OATS 
     15950starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0172 AND FIFTEEN POUNDS OF HAY 
     15951starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0173 AND KNOWING THAT OATS GIVE FOUR PER CENT AND HAY NINE PER CENT OF ASHES 
     15952starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0174 WE CAN CALCULATE THAT THE DAILY EXCREMENTS OF THE HORSE WILL CONTAIN 
     15953starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0175 TWENTY ONE OUNCES OF INORGANIC MATTER WHICH WAS DRAWN FROM THE FIELDS 
     15954starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0176 BY ANALYSIS WE CAN DETERMINE THE EXACT RELATIVE AMOUNT OF SILICA 
     15955starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0177 OF PHOSPHATES AND OF ALKALIES 
     15956starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0178 CONTAINED IN THE ASHES OF THE OATS AND OF THE HAY 
     15957starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0179 YOU WILL NOW UNDERSTAND THAT THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE SOLID PARTS OF ANIMAL EXCREMENTS 
     15958starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0180 AND THEREFORE THEIR QUALITIES AS MANURE 
     15959starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0181 MUST VARY WITH THE NATURE OF THE CREATURE'S FOOD 
     15960starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0182 IF WE FEED A COW UPON BEETROOT OR POTATOES WITHOUT HAY STRAW OR GRAIN 
     15961starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0183 THERE WILL BE NO SILICA IN HER SOLID EXCREMENTS 
     15962starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0184 BUT THERE WILL BE PHOSPHATE OF LIME AND MAGNESIA 
     15963starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0185 HER FLUID EXCREMENTS WILL CONTAIN CARBONATE OF POTASH AND SODA 
     15964starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0186 TOGETHER WITH COMPOUNDS OF THE SAME BASES WITH INORGANIC ACIDS 
     15965starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0187 IN ONE WORD WE HAVE IN THE FLUID EXCREMENTS 
     15966starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0188 ALL THE SOLUBLE PARTS OF THE ASHES OF THE CONSUMED FOOD 
     15967starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0189 AND IN THE SOLID EXCREMENTS ALL THOSE PARTS OF THE ASHES 
     15968starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0190 WHICH ARE INSOLUBLE IN WATER IF THE FOOD AFTER BURNING 
     15969starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0191 LEAVES BEHIND ASHES CONTAINING SOLUBLE ALKALINE PHOSPHATES 
     15970starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0192 AS IS THE CASE WITH BREAD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS AND FLESH 
     15971starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0193 WE OBTAIN FROM THE ANIMAL BY WHICH THEY ARE CONSUMED 
     15972starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0194 A URINE HOLDING IN SOLUTION THESE PHOSPHATES 
     15973starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0195 IF HOWEVER THE ASHES OF FOOD CONTAIN NO ALKALINE PHOSPHATES 
     15974starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0196 BUT ABOUND IN INSOLUBLE EARTHY PHOSPHATES AS HAY CARROTS AND POTATOES 
     15975starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0197 THE URINE WILL BE FREE FROM ALKALINE PHOSPHATES 
     15976starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0198 BUT THE EARTHY PHOSPHATES WILL BE FOUND IN THE FAECES 
     15977starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0199 THE URINE OF MAN OF CARNIVOROUS AND GRAMINIVOROUS ANIMALS 
     15978starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0200 CONTAINS ALKALINE PHOSPHATES THAT OF HERBIVOROUS ANIMALS IS FREE FROM THESE SALTS 
     15979starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0201 THE ANALYSIS OF THE EXCREMENTS OF MAN OF THE PISCIVOROUS BIRDS 
     15980starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0202 AS THE GUANO 
     15981starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0203 OF THE HORSE AND OF CATTLE FURNISHES US WITH THE PRECISE KNOWLEDGE OF THE SALTS THEY CONTAIN 
     15982starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0204 AND DEMONSTRATES THAT IN THOSE EXCREMENTS WE RETURN TO THE FIELDS 
     15983starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0205 THE ASHES OF THE PLANTS WHICH HAVE SERVED AS FOOD 
     15984starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0206 THE SOLUBLE AND INSOLUBLE SALTS AND EARTHS 
     15985starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0207 INDISPENSABLE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTIVATED PLANTS 
     15986starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0208 AND WHICH MUST BE FURNISHED TO THEM BY A FERTILE SOIL 
     15987starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0209 THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT THAT IN SUPPLYING THESE EXCREMENTS TO THE SOIL 
     15988starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0210 WE RETURN TO IT THOSE CONSTITUENTS WHICH THE CROPS HAVE REMOVED FROM IT 
     15989starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0211 AND WE RENEW ITS CAPABILITY OF NOURISHING NEW CROPS 
     15990starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0212 IN ONE WORD WE RESTORE THE DISTURBED EQUILIBRIUM 
     15991starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0213 AND CONSEQUENTLY KNOWING THAT THE ELEMENTS OF THE FOOD 
     15992starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0214 DERIVED FROM THE SOIL ENTER INTO THE URINE AND SOLID EXCREMENTS 
     15993starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0215 OF THE ANIMALS IT NOURISHES WE CAN WITH THE GREATEST FACILITY 
     15994starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0216 DETERMINE THE EXACT VALUE OF THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF MANURE 
     15995starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0217 THUS THE EXCREMENTS OF PIGS WHICH WE HAVE FED WITH PEAS AND POTATOES 
     15996starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0218 ARE PRINCIPALLY SUITED FOR MANURING CROPS OF POTATOES AND PEAS 
     15997starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0219 IN FEEDING A COW UPON HAY AND TURNIPS 
     15998starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0220 WE OBTAIN A MANURE CONTAINING THE INORGANIC ELEMENTS OF GRASSES AND TURNIPS 
     15999starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0221 AND WHICH IS THEREFORE PREFERABLE FOR MANURING TURNIPS THE EXCREMENT OF PIGEONS 
     16000starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0222 CONTAINS THE MINERAL ELEMENTS OF GRAIN THAT OF RABBITS 
     16001starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0223 THE ELEMENTS OF HERBS AND KITCHEN VEGETABLES 
     16002starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0224 THE FLUID AND SOLID EXCREMENTS OF MAN HOWEVER 
     16003starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0225 CONTAIN THE MINERAL ELEMENTS OF GRAIN AND SEEDS 
     16004starlite-20070605-che/mfc/che0226 IN THE GREATEST QUANTITY END OF SECTION FOURTEEN 
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