Lecture

1 I  |   is pretty nearly a round globe, having its surface disposed
2 I  |  of which this terrestrial globe by my side is a rough model;
3 I  | beneath the surface of our globe. And, when we come to dig
4 I  |  ocean of water around our globe, and I employ it here for
5 I  |    the oceans surround the globe - how they fall round the
6 I  |    that the air around our globe interferes very much where
7 III|    iodine into a hot glass globe, which immediately became
8 III|    to understand that this globe is entirely filled with