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found that the flame of the candle would Immediately
cea
se soe soon as the wick came w
thin the body of the
satiated air and the steams of the candle a
scended
w
thout Di
ssolution or shining.
To make the matter yet plainer the box was opened
after the coles seemd quite extinct and the fre
sh admitted
air being blown vpon the coles w
th. the Bellows lying
. . . still in their former po
sture they were immediately
all of them againe Rekindled and appeard to burne
& shine as before, and the same candle being then
again kindled w
th.out & Let into the same box by the
same hole as before,
the it was not extingui
shed
but remained burning in the box as if it had been
in the open air.
D
r Grew Produced &c -
Ref: CELL/RS/HF_303 © Centre for Editing Lives and Letters