Chapter

1 1|        able to discover the very substance of fact and to unite its
2 3|   understand. The remains of any substance primarily organic are naturally
3 3|       any effect upon an unknown substance, we ought first of all to
4 3|       first of all to study that substance; to know whether, in accordance
5 3|         all the particles of the substance, so as to diminish the interval
6 3|         quite of out patience. ~"Substance is finite," the mathematician
7 3|        arm, "there is scarcely a substance in existence that would
8 3|       away a bit of this strange substance, sir," he said to Raphael; "
9 3| developments of one and the same substance, different combinations