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For instance, let a bronze vessel be filled not to the brim but holding two-thirds, by measure, of its capacity of water; and let a lid be placed upon it. When it is subjected to the vehement heat of the fire, it makes the water boil. Yet, owing to its natural penetrability, it takes up a strong inflation of the heat, and not only fills the vessel but, raising the lid with the currents of air, it expands and boils over. When, however, the lid is removed, the steam passes into the open and the water settles down into its own place again. In the same way when fountain-heads are forced along narrow channels, the currents of air rush in bubbles through the water on the top; as soon as the channels are opened out wider, the springs part with the air through the pores of the liquid potency, and, settling down, they regain their proper level.
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