her fo thatthey may unite; for the furface of the water is raifedaround wet fubftances. But a dry thing is not impelledto a wet one, nor a wet to a dry, but feems to runaway. For if all is dry above the water, the furfaceof the water clofe to it does not rife, but (huns it, thewave finking around a… … the furface of the water is raifed at C and D along withthe rods; and therefore the rod C, by reafon of the water(landing up (which feeks its level and unity), moveswith the water to D. On E, on the other hand, a wetrod, the water alfo rifes; but on the dry rod F the furfaceis deprefled; and as it…
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