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 1 I  |           Introductory Lecture To A Series Delivered At Carlsruhe:
 2 I  |        undertaken to deliver here a series of lectures, I think the
 3 I  |            many enormously extended series of natural phenomena with
 4 I  |        English manufacturer, made a series of important and difficult
 5 I  | circumference of such a wheel are a series of buckets, which act as
 6 I  |    toothed-wheel, for instance as a series of levers, the ends of which
 7 III|         adduce the results of a few series of experiments which he
 8 III|   improvements in his methods.~1. A series of experiments in which
 9 III|          produced being broken by a series of projecting barriers,
10 III|            and 426.3 metres.~3. Two series of experiments, in which
11 III|             have before your eyes a series of its applications to individual