Grimkie
Grimkie
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This little pitcher which I now hold in my other hand contains water too.
If, now, I pour the water from the pitcher in a very small stream down into the water in the bowl — thus" — So saying, Mrs. Morelle began to pour the wa- ter into the bowl. The nose of the pitcher was narrow, and so by pouring gently she could make a small stream. As she poured the stream in, a great number of bubbles of air began to rise up in the water that was in the bowl, all around the place where the stream from the... pitcher went down.
" Now, this stream of water,"' continued Mrs.
Morelle, " passing down through the air of the room rubs against the air all around it, and car- ries some of it down into the water. The air that is thus carried down gets pressed into round globules under the water, and comes up to the surface of the water in bubbles. A great many of these bubbles break, but some do not break.
Those that do not break sail out to the side of dbyGoogk The Lecture. 149 the bowl, and there axrange themselves in a row, along the margm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This little pitcher which I now hold in my other hand contains water too.
If, now, I pour the water from the pitcher in a very small stream down into the water in the bowl — thus" — So saying, Mrs. Morelle began to pour the wa- ter into the bowl. The nose of the pitcher was narrow, and so by pouring gently she could make a small stream. As she poured the stream in, a great number of bubbles of air began to rise up in the water that was in the bowl, all around the place where the stream from the... pitcher went down.
" Now, this stream of water,"' continued Mrs.
Morelle, " passing down through the air of the room rubs against the air all around it, and car- ries some of it down into the water. The air that is thus carried down gets pressed into round globules under the water, and comes up to the surface of the water in bubbles. A great many of these bubbles break, but some do not break.
Those that do not break sail out to the side of dbyGoogk The Lecture. 149 the bowl, and there axrange themselves in a row, along the margm.
What to read after Grimkie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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