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 1 II     |      them; but I think we shall soon comprehend what this law
 2 II     |    attraction, you will see how soon they become one. I have
 3 III    |   return to the liquid state as soon as the heat was removed.
 4 III    |        B), and I think we shall soon be able to see a difference.
 5 III(16)|      produces deep red fumes as soon as it comes in contact with
 6 IV     |       jar, and you will see how soon the water is produced. Look
 7 IV     |        of the glass, which will soon produce drops, and trickle
 8 IV     |     properly together, you will soon see what a different result
 9 IV     |        I am now doing, you will soon find the camphor will go
10 IV     |       gravitation. You might as soon attempt to destroy gravitation,
11 IV(21) |       as vapors are emitted. As soon as they cease to be evolved
12 IV     | continue; the heat goes away as soon as the action stops, and
13 IV     |        affinity will subside as soon as the stream of air is
14 IV     |       through at all. Again, as soon as the heat escapes from
15 V      |      from the other, but we can soon find out. You see, when
16 V      |         and the other, we shall soon find that the metal will
17 V      |         and metal, and you will soon understand how it is that
18 V      |         You see at once that as soon as the handle of the machine
19 VI     |        fire than gunpowder. [As soon as the gunpowder was dry,