Boyle, Robert
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New experiments physico-mechanicall, touching the spring of the air and its effects
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1660
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(who hath alſo the Honor to
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be known to your Lordſhip, and was with
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me when I had theſe things under conſi
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deration) to contrive ſome Air Pump,
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that might not, like the other, need to
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caſions is inconvenient) & might be more
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eaſily manag'd: And after an unſucceſsful
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try all or two of ways propoſ'd by o
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thers, the laſt nam'd Perſon fitted me
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with a Pump, anon to be deſcrib'd. </
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thus the firſt Imperfection of the
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the ſecond deſect, it was conſidered that
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it would not perhaps prove impoſſible to
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leave in the Glaſs to be empty'd, a hole
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large enough to put in a Mans Arm
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cloath'd; and conſequently other Bodies,
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fore often made the Experiment
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with my own hands; I had, to exa
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mine ſome conjectures that occurr'd to
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me about it, cauſed Glaſſes to be made
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