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Mar 01, 2022 Kareobl Jan 15, 2021 Kareobl Jul 02, 2020 PattyGilson May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 69 39 Air of the Plant gives it such an additional Portion as is necessary & by this Means one Seed is multiplied to a Hundred. Hence the Spirit in the Bread & Corn is the Cause of its Vegetation & Multiplication - For if you take the Caput Mort. of the Liquor left in the Glass, & put it into an earthen Vessell & cover it with an Iron Plate: the Matter will penetrate it in a few days; & you will see 1000 Spicula like Hairs upon the Top like Corn growing, which shows the Nature of Vegetation, the Earth seeking its Spirit & as it were a Resuscitation [sic] of the Plant.-	p. 69 39 Air of the Plant gives it such an additional Portion as is necessary & by this Means one Seed is multiplied to a Hundred. Hence the Spirit in the Bread & Corn is the Cause of its Vegetation & Multiplication - For if you take the Caput Mort. of the Liquor left in the Glass, & put it into an earthen Vessell & cover it with an Iron Plate: the Matter will penetrate it in a few days; & you will see 1000 Spicula like Hairs upon the Top like Corn growing, which shows the Nature of Vegetation, the Earth seeking its Spirit & as it were a Resuscitation [sic] of the Plant.-

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