Pourquoi faire ? faire is hère redundant

Page 22« — i. Archimède, Arckimedes, a famous scientist, a native of Syracuse in Sicily (287-212, B.C.). The discovery hère alluded to is that a body immersed in a liquid loses weight equal to the weight of the liquid displaced. It is said that this discovery so delighted him that he ran naked through the streets of Syracuse crying " Eurêka 1 Eurêka ! *\

Page 28. — i. Faculté hère means the Faculty of the "École de médecine".

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Pagre 24« — i. abondance, a mixture of wine with an "abondance" of water; hence the name.

2. Brillat-Sayarin (17 5 5-1 826), a famous lawyer and epicure who wrote a work on the pleasures of the table entitled *^ Physiologie du goûi*\ in whichy however, there is nothing said about the proper température of soup.

Page 25« — i. c'est de sa poche, out of his ownpockeu ^