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 1 I    |        now take some water and pour it in, you see that that
 2 I    |     bottle above the vessel to pour the water into it? You will
 3 I    |      balance, and the moment I pour this steam into it you see
 4 II   |        lead, melt it, and then pour it out upon a stone, and
 5 II   |     alum into solution, I will pour it into this glass basin,
 6 II   |       experiment, do as I do - pour the liquid out gently, leaving
 7 II   | crimson red. Just watch when I pour these two liquids together -
 8 II(7)|        a few minutes, and then pour it off from the dirt and
 9 II   |       yourselves that when you pour warm water upon glass you
10 III  |     leave as it is. I will not pour the water from it, because
11 III  |  through it; and I am going to pour a little water on this board,
12 III  |        fluid mercury, and if I pour it from one vessel into
13 III  |     the glass itself; and if I pour water quietly from a jug,
14 IV   |        down; and just as I can pour water from one vessel into
15 IV   |        to receive it, so can I pour this gas from one jar into
16 IV   |  attraction take place. I will pour the two together into this
17 VI   |      speak, of the two. I will pour some spirit of wine into
18 VI   |        chemical action; I will pour part of it into this glass,
19 VI   |     action on one side. I will pour some more of this sulphindigotic