...No other food isadmissible, and the return to solids must, if the animal survives, be verygradual... 
Dinks, Mayhew, and Hutchinson 「The Dog」
...Sponge began nibbling at the sweets instead of continuinghis attack on the solids, Mrs...
R. S. Surtees 「Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour」
...It isfounded on nature regarded as a flat vision, instead of acollection of solids in space...
Harold Speed 「The Practice and Science Of Drawing」
...But the point isthis: When these solids are formed—theyare dense—they represent in acubic centimeter possibly a cubic mileof hydrogen gas under normal pressure...
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science February 1930」
...In his ‘Mysterium Cosmographicum’ he asserts thatthe five kinds of regular polyhedral solids, when described round oneanother, regulated the distances of the planets and size of theplanetary orbits...
Thomas Orchard 「The Astronomy of Milton's 'Paradise Lost'」
...Euclid had shown that there could be only fiveregular solids...
Oliver Lodge 「Pioneers of Science」
...The way in which Kepler received the news is characteristic, though byadding four to the supposed number of planets it might have seemed toupset his notions about the five regular solids...
Oliver Lodge 「Pioneers of Science」
...Certain nebulæ are observable in the heavenswhich are not yet condensed into solids, but are still bright gas...
Henry Warren 「Recreations in Astronomy」
...His analogy between the spaces occupied bythe five regular solids and the distances of the planets from the sun, whichfilled him with so much delight, was a display of pure fancy...
George Forbes 「History of Astronomy」
...Kepler then imagined that as there were five regulargeometrical solids, and five planets, the distances of the latter wereregulated by the size of the solids described round one another...
Thomas Orchard 「The Astronomy of Milton's 'Paradise Lost'」
..."What have plane figures to do with the celestial orbits?" he cries out;"inscribe the regular solids...
Oliver Lodge 「Pioneers of Science」
...He is said to be in health when the fluids and solids of his body concur to render him robust, to keep his mind in vigour; when each lends mutual aid towards this end...
Paul Henri Thiery (Baron D'Holbach) 「The System of Nature, Volume 1」
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