Lecture

 1 Int|  philosopher the world has ever seen; and I will add the opinion,
 2 I  |     toy-books, and say you have seen that before. Answer me rather,
 3 II |        it would be, as you have seen, simply a collection of
 4 III|      the cohesion.~You have now seen that the solid water can
 5 IV |     produce water, and you have seen the extraordinary difference
 6 IV |         all you have previously seen, to show you how we procure
 7 IV | occasion, because when you have seen its power of changing ice
 8 IV |      water into steam, you have seen the two principal results
 9 V  |     does have; but, as you have seen by these experiments, we
10 V  |      was issuing; the spark was seen to pass from the cylinder
11 VI |       Forces~We have frequently seen, during the course of these
12 VI |      other force. Thus you have seen the force of electricity
13 VI |       attracting; you have also seen it combine matters together
14 VI |         is rather striking when seen for the first time. I have