• To the eruption succeeded other volcanic phenomena.
• But for seven years the atmospheric phenomena continued--
• These phenomena are easy of comprehension and demonstration.
• We had no time to watch these phenomena; we had to proceed on our way.
• And many other phenomena were capable of prediction by accumulated experience.
• All these phenomena might seem to be mere exceptions, except that they can all be referred to one common cause.
• I am so impressed by the importance of these phenomena that I adopt the hypothesis which they so naturally suggest.
• It is said that these phenomena were caused by particles of volcanic dust that were cast high in the air by Krakatoa.
• The underlying phenomena were similar, the difference consisting largely in the arrangement of the circuits and apparatus.
• For them the world of the ideal has no efficient causality, and never bursts into the world of phenomena at particular points.

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