Chapter

1 1|  circulation of coin, and the motion of the croupier's rake,
2 1|    calling out and setting in motion the too efficacious oars
3 1|     swayed around him, with a motion due to the gloom and the
4 3| Resistance has triumphed over Motion. Farewell." ~The old schoolmaster
5 3|       the bottomless abyss of Motion. Commonplace minds accuse
6 3| neutralization of the laws of motion. As for motion pure and
7 3|    the laws of motion. As for motion pure and simple, I tell
8 3|     tell us that as to create motion. Any movement whatever is
9 3|      continuity. The modes of motion, sir, are infinite, and