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 1   I,  3 | motion that is to have this effect must be rapid and near,
 2   I,  7 |  are fewer and fainter this effect does not appear in the same
 3   I,  13|  earth to produce this same effect, and recognize that there
 4   I,  13|     to produce the supposed effect. To think that they are
 5   I,  14|     was once dry: for their effect may be fulfilled, but time
 6  II,  3 |  earth have such a striking effect in a great quantity of water
 7  II,  4 |  where it is nearest to the effect; but in its generation and
 8  II,  6 | movement of the sun. For an effect is most apt to be produced
 9  II,  8 |     to have any perceptible effect on the earth at all.~Subterranean
10 III,  4 |    Bright dyes too show the effect of contrast. In woven and
11  IV,  3 |     is too great to have no effect at all, but too small to
12  IV,  3 |    get too much heat for no effect to be produced, but too
13  IV,  7 |  the oil is dissipated. The effect in both cases is the same