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 1 III   |         the room by means of these wires. This force is produced
 2 III   |       which are connected with the wires (A and B) coming outside,
 3 III   |     removed. Now by means of these wires (which are connected with
 4 III   |            causing the ends of the wires to touch] - that is the
 5 III   |   yesterday, and by means of these wires we can cause water to submit
 6 III   |            the gas by means of the wires (I, K) in the upper part
 7 III   |       confined gas by means of the wires I, K.] You saw the flash,
 8 III   |        this in connection with the wires of the battery (at A, B),
 9 III   |  difference. In this apparatus the wires are a good way apart from
10 III   |        force which I have in these wires; and if take an inverted
11 V     |            this power, and arrange wires so that they may carry the
12 V     |          on the extremities of the wires, the moment I make the connection
13 V     |     generated, and conducted along wires and other bodies, and thus
14 VI    |        there evolved through these wires under the floor and up to
15 VI    |        carried along through these wires! I have here an apparatus
16 VI    |        carried about through these wires. I want you to perceive,
17 VI    |           very force carried along wires and conveyed to this place.
18 VI    |             is carried along these wires and made evident here; and
19 VI    |          connect these by means of wires to the opposite ends of
20 VI    |         burning zinc. I have a few wires here which are not combustible,
21 VI    |           you will find that these wires have a very strong action.
22 VI    |      merely brought the end of the wires into the solution of indigo,
23 VI    | electricity has come through these wires and made itself evident
24 VI    |  electricity and carried along the wires again becomes chemical action
25 VI(25)|             pass a bundle of brass wires through the cork of a bottle,
26 VI(25)|      contact with every one of the wires. Make the wires to diverge
27 VI(25)|         one of the wires. Make the wires to diverge so as to form
28 VI(25)|          sugar of lead, insert the wires and cork, and seal it down,
29 VI(25)|   crystallize around the divergent wires, and form a beautiful object.