Lecture

 1 I  | essential to our existence every moment.~It is my purpose to-day
 2 I  |          upon a balance, and the moment I pour this steam into it
 3 I  |      reach the table at the same moment.~We have now pumped the
 4 II |     condition of cohesion at the moment it is made. It is at first
 5 III|    itself to this power; for the moment I put them into metallic
 6 IV |       carbon and oxygen, for the moment I choose to put them in
 7 IV |    retort, and you will see, the moment he does so, that the air
 8 IV |      hole or into the gauge, the moment I cool it, by dipping it
 9 V  |      called electricity; and the moment the handle of the machine
10 V  |    extremities of the wires, the moment I make the connection by
11 VI |        on this solution, but the moment the zinc was introduced
12 VI |         we can send it in at the moment we require it. Now here
13 VI |          electric light; and the moment I cut off the connection
14 VI |       reduce the copper; but the moment I bring the two poles of
15 VI |   lectures. I wish to claim this moment for the purpose of tendering