Chapter

 1 XI    |        induction coil carries the electricity generated by the pile into
 2 XI    |     produces a powerful stream of electricity. He obtained in 1864 the
 3 XI    |          ingenious application of electricity.~The tools comprised two
 4 XVIII |          ingenious application of electricity would enable us to go on
 5 XXVIII|       voice just as wire conducts electricity.~But there was no time to
 6 XXXV  |        vapours, pervaded with the electricity generated by the evaporation
 7 XXXV  |       charged and surcharged with electricity. My whole body is saturated;
 8 XXXV  |           under the action of the electricity which has saturated him.~
 9 XXXVII|           the development of that electricity which raised such tempests
10 XLII  |          of non-conducting rocks, electricity and magnetism, had tempered
11 XLII  | phenomenon was unfolding in which electricity would play the principal