Lecture

 1 Int|            in 1841 his health gave way, so that for some three
 2 I  |           ourselves respecting the way in which all this happens.
 3 I  |           through this string in a way which is very remarkable
 4 I  |         the other, and compare the way in which they combine together.
 5 I  |         this strange and wonderful way, which gives to man a history -
 6 I  |            hang up the pail in the way which the conjuring books
 7 I  |        raise the gold leaf in this way [pulling the bottle up to
 8 II |           however, is not the best way of bringing those particles
 9 II |            charred in a particular way - it is just like back lead.)
10 II |           I may break in a similar way, but not with the same result.
11 II |       direction in which they give way than in other directions.
12 II |            to take a lesson in the way in which we use a ray of
13 II |          disturbed, while from the way they appear to have risen
14 III|            to the stool. Well, the way they did it was this: they
15 III|         them hold together all the way through the air down to
16 III|          carefully, to see in what way the water has been changed.
17 III|    reconvert it into water in this way. [Mr. Anderson brought in
18 III|     apparatus the wires are a good way apart from each other, and
19 III|        water is opened out in this way by means of the battery,
20 III|       water, it is changed in this way - the gas which you saw
21 III|           am about to show you the way in which iron burns, because
22 III|           it, and you will see the way in which they burn. [The
23 IV | embarrassing you too much with the way in which these things are
24 IV |         now to show you our common way of making hydrogen. (I called
25 IV |            and alters them in this way and that way in the most
26 IV |          them in this way and that way in the most extraordinary
27 IV |          you, in a general sort of way, some of the phenomena which
28 IV |           limit the action in this way: this piece of cotton wool
29 IV |           trouble you now with the way it is prepared; it is called
30 V  |      little paper stirrup, in this way, in order to make it move
31 V  |            round and round in this way. But if I excite this piece
32 V  |            examine it in a similar way, you see that one of its
33 V  |            not, because it is half way between the two ends. But
34 V  |           spirit lamp (this is one way of obtaining the power of
35 VI |        mercury exactly in the same way as the zinc in that retort
36 VI |            has, in some mysterious way, received this power by
37 VI |        metallic connection all the way round in this arrangement,
38 VI |         and we might go on in this way, burning almost every thing
39 VI |    referring to its source, or the way in which it travels, we
40 VI |        platinum plate; and in this way I might give you many instances
41 VI |     instances of the extraordinary way in which this chemical action
42 VI |          thanks to you all for the way in which you have borne