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Moreover, we see the same thing in iron, which is hard by nature, and yet when it is heated through in furnaces, by the vapour of fire becomes so soft that it is easily fashioned into every kind of shape; and when, being soft and red-hot, it is chilled and steeped in cold water, it hardens again and is restored to its previous character.
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