Lecture

 1 I  |          to throw it over.~Now I want you to endeavor to comprehend
 2 I  |    outset, an example of what we want to understand by the words
 3 I  |          from white to blue.~ ~I want you now to understand the
 4 I  |      explain to you by-and-by.~I want you to understand that this
 5 I  |     toward the earth, and what I want you to see is that this
 6 I  |         There is another point I want in the next place to draw
 7 II |     overwhelming distance. Now I want you clearly to understand
 8 II |       the distance, inversely. I want you to try and remember
 9 II |          and that is the point I want now to illustrate. If I
10 II |         inches square]. (I shall want this afterward to look to
11 II |        little rhomboids.~ ~Now I want you to understand a little
12 II |     these forms become so, and I want you, therefore, to take
13 II |          different colors. Now I want you to understand that this
14 III|      namely, that of heat; and I want you now to understand that
15 III|    making it metallic, because I want the heat which I am about
16 III|         alcohol bottle, I should want to close it speedily with
17 III|        force remaining behind. I want now to take you another
18 III|          it becomes vapor; and I want to show you the enormous
19 III|        by this force of water. I want you now to see another experiment,
20 III|         B) coming outside, and I want to examine that water, and
21 IV |         how it was carried up. I want you now to consider this
22 IV |         particles together and I want to show you, in a general
23 IV |          table, waiting until we want to light it. But it is not
24 IV |         across substances, and I want you to see how curiously
25 IV |          does it go out? not for want of air, for there is plenty
26 IV |         shrewd enough to say for want of oxygen.~This, therefore,
27 IV | exertions of these laws.~ ~Now I want you to observe that one
28 IV |          of the syringe.] All we want is to get a little ether
29 IV |       the application of heat. I want you now to see how it expands
30 V  |   curious and dual nature. And I want, first of all, to make the
31 V  |         itself will do; you only want something which shall have
32 V  |          gravity of this lath; I want to balance it upon the watch-glass),
33 V  |       kind, so you need be in no want of indicators to discover
34 V  |  magnetized needle near to it.~I want you now to observe that,
35 V  |     brass conductors (BB), and I want you to see the manner in
36 V  |     conduct the power. Suppose I want to fire a portion of gunpowder,
37 VI |          the iron filings; but I want you to observe that, though
38 VI |     about through these wires. I want you to perceive, if possible,
39 VI |         between the poles. Now I want to show you that this power