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 1 I      |    plumb-line, and make the same experiment, and there [at the point
 2 I      |          sideways.~I remember an experiment which puzzled me very much
 3 I      |   understood it before? It is an experiment which appeared very wonderful
 4 I      |          can try another kind of experiment: if I raise the gold leaf
 5 I      |          let me show you another experiment of the same kind. Take a
 6 I      |       puckery, but will risk the experiment. There they go together! [
 7 II     |          one. I will show you an experiment to prove that this attraction
 8 II     |        and I am going to make an experiment which will show how strong
 9 II     |      attraction. Here is a boy's experiment (and I like a boy's experiment).
10 II     |   experiment (and I like a boy's experiment). Get a tobacco-pipe, fill
11 II     | gradually; and in repeating this experiment, do as I do - pour the liquid
12 II     |        and quietly you make this experiment at home, the better the
13 II     |        condition [exhibiting the experiment]. There it is. You see the
14 II     |         form of the same kind of experiment. I have here some more glass
15 II     |      have arranged a very simple experiment upon the floor of the room
16 II     |    bottom.~I have shown you this experiment first, so that you might
17 II     |          I will show you another experiment. Here is that piece of glass
18 II     |         will show you by another experiment that if we heat the glass
19 III    |       other.~And now for another experiment. We have already gained
20 III    |      little stool up by it.~This experiment can not, I think, fail to
21 III    |          is given out. I have an experiment showing this to be the case.
22 III    |          Let me show you another experiment. If I take a little soap
23 III    |        advise you, when about to experiment with soap bubbles, to take
24 III    |         but ether makes a better experiment for my purpose) in order
25 III    |      want you now to see another experiment, which will perhaps give
26 III(15)|         remain at rest until the experiment is made.
27 III    |           Again, here is another experiment which will serve to illustrate
28 III    |        over a jar of oxygen [the experiment was repeated over a jar
29 IV     |     often you must have made the experiment of combining oxygen and
30 IV(20) |        must be saturated for the experiment to succeed well.
31 IV     |         and am going to make the experiment of putting this fuse under
32 V      |        The lecturer repeated the experiment of exciting the shellac,
33 V      |       will see I can repeat this experiment with another substance;
34 V      |       Again, to show you another experiment which will help to make
35 V      |         has all disappeared [the experiment was repeated]. Those two
36 V      |      perhaps, by another kind of experiment. Here is a little magnet,
37 V      |       must therefore show you an experiment to prove that this is not
38 V      |         away you shall see by an experiment of this sort. If I hold
39 V      |          light; we will try this experiment afterward. You see from
40 V      |        very well, as a matter of experiment, that we can transfer the
41 V      |      first ball?~Here is another experiment for the purpose of showing
42 VI     |        of affinity this is by an experiment which is rather striking
43 VI     |    platinum by this very curious experiment of using the two metals
44 VI     |           He made it in order to experiment with his large voltaic battery,
45 VI(24) | deoxidized indigo. In making the experiment, only enough of the sulphindigotic