Lecture

 1 I  |      what I undertake; but such things are not always left to our
 2 I  |     live, and yet we view these things with an almost entire absence
 3 I  |      who have looked into these things, and ascertained the very
 4 I  |      forces, or abilities to do things, or powers, that are so
 5 I  |     this, then, is one of those things which we call power, or
 6 I  |      term matter - any of these things that I can lay hold of with
 7 I  |      are two entirely different things, or that the steam rising
 8 I  |     very common (most beautiful things are common), and I am going
 9 I  |         very easy to make these things quite clear at the outset
10 I  |       from me the fact that all things gravitate, whatever may
11 I  |       or gas is, like all other things, attracted to the earth.~
12 II |       discovered most wonderful things. You know that there is
13 II |     more simple? There are many things which, if brought together
14 II |  beautifully by nature (for all things are far more beautiful in
15 II |    gives us great strength. The things we deal with in building
16 II |      use iron, stone, and other things of great strength; and only
17 II |      Now I have shown you these things for the purpose of bringing
18 II |         And suppose I take some things that are held together by
19 II |       put into that basin a few things which those who are in the
20 II |     through one or two of these things which I just now showed
21 II |        and for me? (for I enjoy things as much as you do). In what
22 III|  underneath, and from the other things round about. Well, a little
23 III|         Here, then, we have two things, neither of them being water
24 IV |     with the way in which these things are made, I will proceed
25 IV | illustrations these very common things, air, water, the heaviest
26 IV |    chemical affinity with other things, but still it can combine
27 IV |  gravitation, or weight, or all things that exist, as to destroy
28 IV |   enough to take fire; and such things have been known as two branches
29 V  |          There is no end to the things from which you can evolve