Lecture

1 I |     and all disposed in this strange and wonderful way, which
2 V |    will at first seem rather strange; and I must therefore show
3 V |    wonderful thing? And very strange, the means of taking it
4 V |      of its own, but by some strange property which we have not
5 VI|  upon the consideration of a strange kind of chemical affinity,
6 VI|  zinc, Here, then, you see a strange transfer of chemical force
7 VI|     acting, and yet, in some strange manner, we have power to
8 VI| power is present; and what a strange thing it is to see that
9 VI|   may be carried about. That strange nugget of gold, of which