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1 I | example of what we want to understand by the words forces or powers.~ ~ 2 I | blue.~ ~I want you now to understand the nature of the most simple 3 I | I must make you clearly understand that all bodies are attracted 4 I | by-and-by.~I want you to understand that this property of gravitation 5 II | Now I want you clearly to understand what this law is. They say ( 6 II | jumble of words until you understand them; but I think we shall 7 II | rhomboids.~ ~Now I want you to understand a little more how this is, 8 II | first, so that you might understand how glass attracts light, 9 II | colors. Now I want you to understand that this piece of glass [ 10 III| heat; and I want you now to understand that this force of heat 11 III| I would not wish you to understand that this globe is entirely 12 III| colorless vapor; for you must understand this about vapors, that 13 III| You see we have come to understand that, if we take water as 14 IV | we shall find it.~You now understand that we can have particles 15 IV | charcoal in oxygen? You must understand that each of these little 16 V | word Magnetism, you will understand that it is to express this 17 V | end of the mass. You will understand all this in a little while; 18 V | most essential for us to understand. Let us see in what manner 19 V | metal, and you will soon understand how it is that the glass 20 V | construction, you could easily understand that we use glass legs because 21 VI | I show them to make you understand that we are about to enter