Lecture

 1 I  |       the case of water when I placed it in the balance. Here
 2 I  |       have here a large vessel placed upon a balance, and the
 3 I  |    position in which it may be placed. Now, knowing that, what
 4 II |       when these particles are placed upon it, see what an attraction
 5 II |  particles. [The lectured here placed his foot on a loop of wire
 6 II |     that force of which I have placed the name of this board -
 7 II |     water, and a Rupert's drop placed in it with the point of
 8 II |     the spirit lamp, and again placed across the ray of light.]
 9 III| vigorously. [The lecturer here placed a match with a glowing tip
10 IV |   other for a minute, and then placed on them a piece of phosphorus,
11 V  |      the insulating stool, and placed himself in connection with