cable, each of which would exerci&longs;e our <lb/> Under&longs;tandings, if not po&longs;e them too, if <lb/> we would but attentively enough con&longs;ider <lb/> it, and not &longs;uperficially contemplate, but <lb/> attempt &longs;atisfactorily to explicate the na­<lb/> ture of it. </s></p>
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<s>SInce the writing of the twenty one and <lb/> <arrow.to.target n="marg30"/><lb/> twenty &longs;econd Experiments (and not­<lb/> with&longs;tanding all that hath been on their <lb/> occa&longs;ion deliver'd concerning bubbles) we <lb/> made &longs;ome further tryals in pro&longs;ecution <lb/> of the &longs;ame inquiry whereto they were <lb/> de&longs;igned. </s></p>
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<s>We cho&longs;e then, among&longs;t tho&longs;e Gla&longs;&longs;es <lb/> which Chymi&longs;ts are wont to call Philo&longs;o­<lb/> phical Eggs, one that containing about <lb/> nine Ounces of Water, had a Neck of <lb/> half an Inch in Diameter at the top, and <lb/> as we ghe&longs;t, almo&longs;t an Inch at the bot­<lb/> tom; which breadth we pitch'd upon for <lb/> a rea&longs;on that will by and by appear: then <lb/> filling it with common Water to the <lb/> height of about a Foot and a half, &longs;o <lb/> that the upper part remain'd empty, we <lb/> &longs;hut it into the Receiver, and watch'd what <lb/> would follow upon pumping, which pro-