and do notcaufe motions different from thofe fo univerfal and com-mon in nature. In like manner bodies ftrive to be unitedand move on the furface of water, juft as the rod C,which is put a little way under water. It is plain thatthe rod E F, which floats on the water by reafon of thecork H, and… … tracted. So a wet thing on the furface of water feeksunion with a wet thing, fince the furface of the water israifed on both; and they immediately flow together, juftlike drops or bubbles. But they are in much greaterproximity than eleftricks, and are united by theirclammy natures. If, however, the…
Magnetism · Electromagnetic Phenomena
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