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 1 I     |   speaking of that which I used just now to pull over this piece
 2 I     |        themselves have not; for just as much power as the earth
 3 I     |      dropping two ivory balls], just so much power have they
 4 I     |       an attraction does exist, just as it did between the shell-lac
 5 I     |         other steams, gravitate just like any other substance
 6 I     |      that the steam gravitates. Just watch the index, and see
 7 II    |      close to the large screen, just shadows as much of it as
 8 II    |         them hold together. Now just as these iron particles
 9 II    |   little particles of the wire, just as in pantomimes they sometimes
10 II    |     becomes a fine crimson red. Just watch when I pour these
11 II    |     piece of common charcoal is just the same thing, only differently
12 II    |        a particular way - it is just like back lead.) Now this
13 II    |      with the point of the tail just projecting out; upon breaking
14 II    |         There! it goes through, just as it would through a sieve.~
15 II    |      blow with a hammer I shall just break it to pieces. You
16 II    |    similar kind would come off, just as you would expect; and
17 II    |     different parts of the room just as I please. Now it goes
18 II    |         of these things which I just now showed you broke so
19 II    |     making dark and light lines just as the crystal did, and
20 III   |       that it will become soft, just as sealing-wax will when
21 III   |        set the pot by the fire, just to make the result more
22 III   |       and as I explained to you just now (for what is true of
23 III   |        soapsuds in it, and will just soap the edges of the pipe
24 III   |         of other bodies. I will just set fire to the point of
25 IV    |         is not upside down; and just as I can pour water from
26 IV    |      but they do not - they are just like this unlighted candle.
27 IV    |        lead will burn in oxygen just as well as the charcoal
28 IV    |       oxygen, it will burn away just as the carbon did. And I
29 IV    |       attraction or affinity is just as strikingly limited: it
30 IV    |    having access to the oxygen, just as it was in the case of
31 IV    |     force is continuous, and is just as effective in making that
32 IV    |       chemical affinity we have just before been speaking about,
33 V     | attracts is attracted also, and just as much as that ball was
34 V     |         attracts the other end, just as you saw the shellac and
35 V     |       If you take a needle, and just draw one of its ends along
36 V     |        concerned in this force, just as in falling the whole
37 V     |         us this ball, which has just been brought red-hot from
38 V     |         as the paper tassel did just now. Let us see whether
39 VI    |       the piece of zinc burning just like a piece of wood, only
40 VI    |         We need do no more than just bring these two ends in
41 VI(25)|        plate of zinc round them just as they issue from the cork,