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1 3|         Planchette took an empty flower-pot, with a hole in the bottom,
2 3|     pipes with the bottom of the flower-pot by way of a clay joint,
3 3|       just under the hole of the flower-pot; you might have compared
4 3| shovel-shaped mass, set down the flower-pot at the wider end of it,
5 3|          so into the large empty flower-pot. ~"This apparatus, sir,"
6 3|    reservoir, represented by the flower-pot. Next, by means of a watering-pot,
7 3|    reservoir, represented by the flower-pot, until it reached the same
8 3|  represented by the water in the flower-pot so that at the surface there
9 3|        to Raphael the top of the flower-pot, "the force introduced over