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 1 I     |    down.] Why do I hold the bottle above the vessel to pour
 2 I     | paper. If I put them into a bottle, I collect them together
 3 I     |  hang it in the centre of a bottle so that the gold, and the
 4 I     |   so that the gold, and the bottle, and the air within shall
 5 I     |  else. And if I suspend the bottle containing the gold leaf
 6 I     |    in this way [pulling the bottle up to the ceiling of the
 7 I     |     been avoided, the glass bottle and gold leaf all fall exactly
 8 II    |   the effect better in this bottle of water, and it is very
 9 II    |    is very likely the whole bottle will go. [A 6-oz. vial was
10 II    |   water to the sides of the bottle, shattered the latter to
11 II    |  upon the inside, the whole bottle will break to pieces - it
12 III   | will form a stream from the bottle down to the glass - a continuous
13 III   | stopper out of this alcohol bottle, I should want to close
14 III   |     the neck of the alcohol bottle, and you see, when I turn
15 VI(25)| wires through the cork of a bottle, and fasten a plate of zinc
16 VI(25)|      and, having filled the bottle quite full of a solution