Lecture

 1 Int|       Taking him for all and all, I think it will be conceded that
 2 I  |            60~It grieves me much to think that I may have been a cause
 3 I  |         take such course as you may think fit, either to go on or
 4 I  |         taken by surprise; and I do think that, to a young person
 5 I  |        contrary, it is wonderful to think how few are the powers by
 6 I  | consideration arise when we come to think over these various matters -
 7 I  |            other day, which will, I think, serve to illustrate our
 8 I  |             same time in falling; I think you will be able to see
 9 I  |            attraction (for which, I think, I must take up a little
10 II |          you understand them; but I think we shall soon comprehend
11 II |            great strength; and only think that all those structures
12 II |     structures you have about you - think of the Great Eastern, if
13 III|          This experiment can not, I think, fail to impress upon your
14 III|           the other side (B), and I think we shall soon be able to
15 IV |            and put a light to it, I think you will see it take fire -
16 IV |         water; and it is curious to think how often you must have
17 IV |             phenomena wonderful the think about. Here is some chlorate
18 IV |             here is another which I think contains baryta, which gives
19 IV |          ether-vapor.~This, then, I think, will be sufficient, accompanied
20 V  |             near together: you will think that they ought to attract
21 V  |          then bring them near, what think you will happen? [The lecturer
22 V  |            in a manner wonderful to think of.~I must now take up a