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 1 I     |       paper falls over without having been touched by any thing.
 2 I     |   pretty nearly a round globe, having its surface disposed in
 3 I     | different in some particulars, having reference to the amounts
 4 I     |      The resistance of the air having been avoided, the glass
 5 II    |        forming one mass7.~Now, having brought the alum into solution,
 6 II    |       as the other sheets, but having only very little red color
 7 III   |    would you propose to me if, having lost the stopper out of
 8 IV    |        gravity of the articles having this enormous difference
 9 IV    |    following tabular statement having reference to this illustration
10 IV    |     candle is formed.~And now, having brought you, in the first
11 IV    |        combustion which we are having there on account of chemical
12 IV    |       inside is prevented from having access to the oxygen, just
13 V     |    here is a piece of shellac, having the attraction of gravitation,
14 V     |     attraction of gravitation, having the attraction of cohesion,
15 VI    |       and set it on fire; and, having our flame, I will drop this
16 VI    |        arrangement. Instead of having a machine which we are obliged
17 VI    |     either case are identical. Having thus obtained power over
18 VI    |       of this electricity; not having provided fire beforehand,
19 VI    |       long as I liked, without having any power of themselves
20 VI(25)|      form a sort of cone, and, having filled the bottle quite