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36691	Marcet, Mrs. (Jane Haldimand)	Conversations on Natural Philosophy, in which the Elements of that Science are Familiarly Explained			.txt	text/plain	107278	8643	82	_Mrs. B._ The earth, it is true, attracts a heavy body more than a light _Mrs. B._ Retarded motion is produced by some force acting upon the body _Mrs. B._ The force which draws a body towards a centre, round which it _Mrs. B._ Caroline, what would be the effect, were the body supported in _Mrs. B._ The centre of gravity of the human body, is a point somewhere _Mrs. B._ First draw a line from the earth to the sun representing the _Mrs. B._ The difference of the earth's distance from the sun in summer _Emily._ The moon, Mrs. B., appears to move in a different direction, _Mrs. B._ The interruption of the rays of light, by the opaque body, _Emily._ But since all opaque bodies reflect the rays of light, I do not _Caroline._ But we see all bodies of their own natural colour, Mrs. B.;	./cache/36691.txt	./txt/36691.txt