Boyle, Robert, New experiments physico-mechanicall, touching the spring of the air and its effects, 1660
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              TO THE
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              LORD
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              OF
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              DUNGARVAN,
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              My Honoured and Dear
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              NEPHEW.
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              My Dear Lord,
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              <s>REceiving in your laſt from
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              Paris,
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              a deſire that I would
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              adde ſome more Experi­
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              ments to thoſe I formerly
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              ſent You over: I could not
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              be ſo much your Servant as I am, without
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              looking upon that Deſire as a Com­
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              mand; and conſequently, without think­
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              ing my ſelf obliged to conſider by what
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              ſort of Experiments it might the moſt ac­
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              ceptably be obey'd. </s>
              <s>And at the ſame </s>
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