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 1 1|       bladder as a sponge or a piece of wool, and not as the
 2 1|         then, again to another piece of nonsense; forthe sophists
 3 1| forward.~ ~What, then, is this piece of nonsense? It has to do
 4 1|      when the iron has another piece broughtin contact with it,
 5 1|        collide with the second piece of iron and are not able
 6 1|      they penetrated the first piece?and that they then course
 7 1|       course back to the first piece, and produce entanglementslike
 8 1|       in order that the second piece of iron may becomeattached
 9 1|       the passages inthe first piece of iron and at the same
10 1|   series, although this second piece is naturallyin every way
11 1|       easily traverse thefirst piece of iron rebound from the
12 1|     pass throughinto the third piece? And if they do not rebound,
13 1|       the author of this third piece of trickery would appear