Lecture

 1 I  |       and wonderful way, which gives to man a history - and such
 2 II |      how many new phenomena it gives us beyond those of the attraction
 3 II |        gravitation! See how it gives us great strength. The things
 4 III|      so great, indeed, that it gives to this bubble the very
 5 III|  change produced. Moreover, it gives us the opportunity of observing
 6 IV |      the same, in so far as it gives us certain gaseous particles.
 7 IV | spheres; and this illustration gives you a very good idea of
 8 IV |   think contains baryta, which gives that fine green light; and
 9 V  |        other arrangement which gives us this power, and arrange
10 VI |      you see the mixture which gives us hydrogen - the zinc is
11 VI |     laws, a knowledge of which gives interest to the most trifling