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 1 I     |     ourselves, up to the present time, have shown us that all
 2 I     |    considerable heat at the same time.] Here is the same water
 3 I     | properties in other respects the time of its vibration, and so
 4 I     |          manner, and in the same time too. Do not be startled
 5 I     |      same manner and in the same time, and you will see by-and-by
 6 I     |    bodies do not occupy the same time in falling; I think you
 7 I     |         to the earth in the same time. Now if I were to put into
 8 I     |      would also fall in the same time; for it an avalanche fall
 9 I     |       apparent difference in the time of the fall. Here is a piece
10 I     |         fall exactly in the same time.~Here is another illustration:
11 I     |    whether they fall at the same time [dropping them]. You see
12 I     |         do both fall in the same time [exhibiting the effect].
13 I     |      fall.~I am sorry to see our time for parting is drawing so
14 I     |          I must take up a little time at our next meeting), still
15 II    |       slightly round at the same time, and here they are as one,
16 III   |     escape as vapor. At the same time, you see I can not melt
17 III   |       the course of a very short time I shall find it will have
18 III   |      mysterious), and in a short time the pot and the stool were
19 III   |      cotton wool (at the present time the cotton is put in after
20 III   |      would run out; and if I had time I could have shown you a
21 IV    |      month ago, and has thus had time to sink down to its normal
22 IV    |       upon the action during the time it is going on. It is not
23 IV    |      were now for the very first time brought under our notice.
24 IV    |          and give fresh air each time, and so we may go on again
25 V     |      make it electrical; but our time forbids us to go farther
26 V     |          will return for a short time to the subject treated of
27 V     |         take up a little of your time in showing you the manner
28 V     |      spark. It takes no sensible time to pass through this; and
29 VI    |       contact of air at the same time, you will find that it burns;
30 VI    |          when seen for the first time. I have here some iron filings
31 VI    |         circumstances, even less time to catch fire than gunpowder. [
32 VI    |      action is suspended for the time. We have not destroyed the
33 VI    |       obliged to turn for a long time together, we have here a
34 VI    |    solution, and in a very short time you will see the blue color
35 VI    |    actions are not for a limited time, like my battery here, but
36 VI    |       all the illustrations that time will permit me to show you
37 VI    |         this affinity for a long time, and had long had great
38 VI    |         to our elders, and for a time let me address myself to
39 VI(25)|      exclude the air. In a short time the metallic lead will begin