Book, Aphorism

 1        1, XII   |  graduated or calendar glass, hollow at the top; pour into the
 2        1, XII   |     at the top; pour into the hollow spirit of wine well rectified,
 3        1, XIII  |     it generated, unless some hollow space be allowed it to move
 4        1, XIII  |     thus. Take a glass with a hollow belly, a thin and oblong
 5        1, XXV   |   soap, and blow it through a hollow reed, and so shape the water
 6        1, XXXV  | thirst, saw some water in the hollow trunk of a tree, and finding
 7        1, XXXVI |     they lie in the trench or hollow of the sea, cannot all be
 8        1, XXXVI |    and gentle, and requires a hollow space wherein to play and
 9        1, XL    |      and not quite spongy and hollow, and chiefly filled with
10        1, XL    |       are well united and not hollow) this is the rarest and
11        1, XLV   | following experiment. I had a hollow globe of lead made, capable
12        1, XLVIII| children's popguns, when they hollow out an alder twig or some
13        1, L     |      time. This machine was a hollow bell made of metal which,
14        1, L     |   could put his head into the hollow of the bell, take breath,