Lecture

 1 I  |           the exercise of another kind of power, I might use gunpowder
 2 I  |           illustration of another kind of power in that lamp; there
 3 I  |          day, our thoughts to one kind of power. You see what I
 4 I  |           will illustrate another kind of power. [The lecturer
 5 I  | undisturbed. Or I can try another kind of experiment: if I raise
 6 I  |    another experiment of the same kind. Take a penny piece, or
 7 II |          another form of the same kind of experiment. I have here
 8 II |         off; a piece of a similar kind would come off, just as
 9 II |         what we may consider as a kind of attraction, and I have
10 III|       this solid body to the same kind of condition as regards
11 III|      vapor], and you see the same kind of change produced. Moreover,
12 III|          are dealing with another kind of attraction - the attraction
13 IV |         we know of nothing of the kind in the forces either of
14 IV |           a little father in this kind of illustration, or consideration
15 IV |          substance. It is by this kind of attraction of the different
16 V  |          of particles of the same kind to each other - that power
17 V  |  attractions.~To-day we come to a kind of attraction even more
18 V  |      pulled round a plank of that kind, so you need be in no want
19 V  |       better, perhaps, by another kind of experiment. Here is a
20 VI |           show you what a curious kind of affinity this is by an
21 VI |        consideration of a strange kind of chemical affinity, and
22 VI |           sake of showing you the kind of light produced by the
23 VI |         no chemical action of any kind; they might remain in the