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1   I,  7 |            time of a given movement produced by one in the other. Suppose,
2  II,  6 | irregularity, since irregularity is produced by retardation and acceleration.
3  II,  7 |          into fire by the agitation produced by their movement, the upper
4  II,  9 |             other than sensitive is produced upon us. Excessive noises,
5  II,  9 |             effect is evidently not produced, it follows that none of
6  II,  13|            immobility, they say, is produced by the flatness of the surface
7 III,  6 |         dies out. But the effect is produced by a greater quantity upon
8  IV,  3 |          this result is necessarily produced, viz. that the place which