Chapter

 1 II |     case and consulted it. The instrument showed 81° Fahr.~“Yes,”
 2 X  |       Indeed, we know that the instrument mounted by Lord Rosse at
 3 XIV|    circumstances in which this instrument was to be exposed. The mercury
 4 XIV| beginning the experiment, this instrument was compared with an ordinary
 5 XIV| scuttle rapidly; throw out the instrument; it follows the projectile
 6 XIV|  opened, Nicholl threw out the instrument, which was held by a short
 7 XIV|       time enough to allow the instrument to fall to the level of
 8 XIV|       to the lower part of the instrument, and said:~“A hundred and
 9 XXI|        know that this gigantic instrument had been set up according
10 XXI|       in the upper part of the instrument and not in the lower, which