Lecture

 1 I|        we find the water will balance that as well as it did the
 2 I|       when I placed it in the balance. Here I have what we call
 3 I|       water to descend in the balance - which made the iron weight
 4 I|   these scales; it weighs the balance down, and if I take it off,
 5 I|     and if I take it off, the balance goes back again and resumes
 6 I|    large vessel placed upon a balance, and the moment I pour this
 7 I|       vessel suspended on the balance, when the gravitation of
 8 I|   show you that, tried by the balance, tried by pouring like water
 9 I| endeavoring unsuccessfully to balance it]; and this, you see,
10 I|        and the problem was to balance it on the point of a stick.
11 V|       of this lath; I want to balance it upon the watch-glass),
12 V|        If I take this bar and balance it carefully on a point,