| phos- pref. Light: phosgene. [From Greek ph  s, light; see bh -1 in Indo-European roots.] |
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If it's true, as some German fellow has said, that without phos- phorus there is no thought, it is still more true that there is no kindness of heart without a certain amount of imagination. He coughed pitifully, the broken cough of a sick man; and I beheld him as one sees a fish in an aquarium by the light of an electric bulb, an elusive, phos- phorescent shape. |
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