Chapter

 1 I |    be only a vibration, - a motion invisible as of ether or
 2 I |    of vows, and observe the motion of the lips of my worshipers
 3 I |        a long, slow, spongy motion. Probably it was but the
 4 I |   one had felt the previous motion of the ground, but all were
 5 V | live; he shows its peculiar motion, its character, everything
 6 IX|    growth begets growth, as motion produces motion. So that
 7 IX|  growth, as motion produces motion. So that the phantom-self
 8 IX|  the storming of a sea is a motion of undulation, not of translation, -
 9 IX|       a psychical rhythm of motion. This is exemplified by
10 IX|     nature of substance and motion: but we have scientific