Lecture

 1 I  |          Lecture I: The Force Of Gravitation~Delivered Before A Juvenile
 2 I  | understand that this property of gravitation is never lost; that every
 3 I  |         on the balance, when the gravitation of the carbonic acid was
 4 I  |      connected with the force of Gravitation, especially the law which
 5 I  |          considered the force of gravitation - that force which causes
 6 II |                      Lecture II: Gravitation - Cohesion~Do me the favor
 7 II |        that this power we called gravitation. I told you that when we
 8 II |        by means of this power of gravitation to the centre of the earth.~
 9 II |    however, leave the subject of gravitation without telling you something
10 II |          this law attraction, or gravitation, still holds good, and philosophers
11 II |     board under the word Force - Gravitation - and go a step father.
12 II |         earth - for the force of gravitation never fails. Now I have
13 II |       those of the attraction of gravitation! See how it gives us great
14 III|      manner to the attraction of gravitation or cohesion, and this new
15 IV |          in the forces either of gravitation or cohesion. For instance:
16 IV |       than can the attraction of gravitation. You might as soon attempt
17 IV |          soon attempt to destroy gravitation, or weight, or all things
18 IV |      going on. It is not so with gravitation; this force is continuous,
19 V  |       spoke of the attraction by gravitation of all bodies to all bodies
20 V  |       first simple attraction of gravitation, because here we deal with
21 V  |         having the attraction of gravitation, having the attraction of
22 V  |      They have the attraction of gravitation, and attraction of cohesion,
23 V  |       acted upon by the force of gravitation. I have here a steel bar,