...upon his studies in electricity be taught by what is past to watch for the smallest signs of action, new or old; to nurse them up by any means until they...currents produced by the movement of the keeper at the communicator pass along the wire to the indicator at a distance; there each one for itself confers...

...upon his duties in electricity, be taught, by what is past, to watch for the smallest signs of action, new or old ; to nurse them up by any means until they...currents, produced by the movement of the keeper at the communicator, pass along the wire to the indicator at a distance; there each one for itself confers...

...upon his duties in electricity, be taught by what is past, to watch for the smallest signs of action, new or old ; to nurse them up by any means until they...currents produced by the movement of the keeper at the communicator, pass along the wire to the indicator at a distance ; there each, one for itself confers...

...is past to watch for the smallest signs of action, new or old; to nurse them up by any means nntil they have gained strength ; then to study their laws,...currents produced by the movement of the keeper at the communicator, pass along the wire to the indicator at a distance ; there each, one for itself confers...

...upon his duties in electricity, be taught, by what is past, to watch for the smallest signs of action, new or old; to nurse them up by any means until they...the non-essential, and, at last, to refine again, nntil the encumbering matter is as much as possible dismissed, and the power left in its highly developed...

...upon hia duties in eleetrieity, be taught, by what is past, to wateh for the smallest sigus of aetion, new or old; to nurse them up by any means until they...then to study their laws, to eliminate the essential eonditions from the non-essential, and, at last, to refine again, until the eneumbering matter is as...

...watch for tho smallest signs of action, new or old ; to nurse them up by any means until they hare gained strength; then to study their laws, to eliminate the essential conditions from the non-essential, arid, at last, to refine again, until the encumbering matter is as much as possible dismissed, and...

...upon his duties in eleetrieity, bo taught, by what is past, to wateh for the smalltsigus of aetion, new or old ; to nurse them up by any means until they hare gained strength ; then to study their laws, to eliminate the essential eonditions from the non-essential,...

...perceive the disadvantages of these influences, and could proceed to their removal. . . . The alternations or successions of currents produced by the movement of the keeper at the communicator, pass along the wire to the indicator at a distance ; there each one for itself confers...

...upon his studies in electricity be taught by what is past to watch for the smallest signs of action, new or old; to nurse them up by any means until they...in its highly developed and most exalted state. The alternations or successions of currents produced by the movement of the keeper at the communicator,...