re&longs;t of the Pipe, who&longs;e bore was about <gap/>/4 <lb/>
of an Inch. </s> <s>The whole Siphon made <lb/>
up of the&longs;e &longs;everal pieces put together, <lb/>
was de&longs;ign'd to be about a Foot and a <lb/>
half long; that the remaining Air, when <lb/>
the Ve&longs;&longs;el was exhau&longs;ted after the wont<lb/>
ed manner, might not be able to impell <lb/>
the Water to the top of the <emph type="italics"/>Siphon;<emph.end type="italics"/><lb/>
which being inverted, was fill'd with Wa<lb/>
ter, and of which the Shorter leg being <lb/>
let down two or three Inches deep into a <lb/>
Gla&longs;s Ve&longs;&longs;el full of Water, and the up<lb/>
per parts of it being fa&longs;ten'd to the in&longs;ide <lb/>
of the Cover of the Receiver, we pro<lb/>
ceeded to clo&longs;e fir&longs;t, and then to empty <lb/>
the Ve&longs;&longs;el. </s></p>

<p type="margin"> <s><margin.target id="marg44"/><emph type="italics"/>Experi<lb/>
ment<emph.end type="italics"/> 35.</s></p>

<p type="main"> <s>The effect of the tryal was this, that <lb/>
till a pretty quantity of Air had been <lb/>
drawn out, the Water dropp'd freely out <lb/>
at the lower end of the lower leg of the <lb/>
<emph type="italics"/>Siphon,<emph.end type="italics"/> as if the Experiment had been <lb/>
performed in the free Air. </s> <s>But afterwards, <lb/>
the Bubbles (as had been apprehended) <lb/>
began to di&longs;clo&longs;e them&longs;elves in the Wa<lb/>
ter, and a&longs;cending to the top of the <emph type="italics"/>Si<lb/>
phon,<emph.end type="italics"/> imbodyed them&longs;elves there into <lb/>
one, which was augmented little by little <lb/>
by the ri&longs;ing of other bubbles that from <lb/>
time to time broke into it, but much