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 1 I   |    confined like the matter of his body, and thus he may and does
 2 I   |         which will carry the whole body of water down. That power
 3 I(2)|         one exception the heaviest body known, is 21 1/2 times heavier
 4 I   |           you can tell me why that body oscillates to and fro -
 5 I   |       there is between the falling body and the earth. Let us be
 6 I   |           some central point in my body over this left leg? What
 7 I   |            gravitating force of my body is centred, and which I
 8 II  |          attraction.~I have here a body in which I believe you will
 9 II  |          the same thing as the red body, only the attraction of
10 II  |           for I will take this red body, and apply heat to it (you
11 II  |          look into the middle of a body this piece of glass. We
12 II  |         which those who are in the body of the theatre will not
13 II  |        lecturer asking whether any body could see the silver and
14 II  |           Now I suppose that every body can see that they are not
15 III |         and to know that this same body in the northern regions
16 III |         fact that whenever a solid body loses some of that force
17 III |          of the bulk occupied by a body when in the state of vapor.
18 III |         about to submit this solid body to the same kind of condition
19 IV  |          not see it. Now that is a body entirely different from
20 IV  |            that it is a very light body, and that it will continue
21 IV  |           air, water, the heaviest body, platinum, and this gas,
22 IV  |           two liquids into a solid body a wonderful manifestation
23 IV  |            affinity, and produce a body entirely unlike either of
24 V   | electricity (as in this case), the body which attracts is attracted
25 V   |          and give it to some other body.~You know very well, as