Lecture

 1 I  | whatever may be their form or condition. Now here is another chemical
 2 I  |      will find this beautiful condition fulfilled.~We come now to
 3 II |       it; scraping alters the condition of the surface of the lead).
 4 II |     it cools (for that is the condition which favors their coalescence)
 5 II |    change taking place in its condition of cohesion at the moment
 6 II |      go back again to the red condition [exhibiting the experiment].
 7 II |      and examine its internal condition), and here is some of the
 8 II |      effected in its internal condition; for these dark and light
 9 III|      body to the same kind of condition as regards heat that I did
10 III|  water, and the state and the condition in which its particles are
11 III|     this mode of changing the condition of the water is this: that
12 IV |     take up first this liquid condition and then the solid condition.
13 IV |  condition and then the solid condition. We never combine these
14 IV |       choose to put them in a condition to exert their affinity,
15 IV |   What, then, is this curious condition of heat? Why, it is the