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# Title: Lectures De Potentia Restitutiva, Or Of Spring (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 105, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 105)
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ehe Canaries round about may be then plainty diseo
verca.
Bucat trro a clock, Wrhen cher ould have been
en their Tourner, the mind continued to blon rich
Such violence, that their Guide vouid by no means
venter to50 ux For Fear least in the elimbine ux lome
Acep placesthe mind Chould encounter any ot them,
and hurl them heaclone domn, (0 that ther vere
Forced to concinue and Phelter themselres in their bad
Lodgingstill che sun arole, and had goc lome maltery
oE themind.
About lix, a clock theretore cher let Formards on
cheir enterprise, having Crst caksen cach ot them his
dist ot Chocolatte to Fortihie their Romachs the bet-
ter against the cold, (0 with cheir Botele ot Strong
ater in their Pockets, and Stares in cheir hands,
therbesantomonnethe Pike, themay being justliich
as therhad passed the nighe betore, but much more
Acep, and continued on till they came to the Mat
pays, or Ctons may, irhich may be about halt a mile
From the place wherechor lay; This Cony may lieth
upon a very Eccp alcent, andis compounded ot abun-
dance oF Ctones Which lie hollo and loose, lome ot
them oF a valc prodigious bignels, and others of them
Tmaller, in Cuch manner as it cher had been chromn
up chere br lome Parthquake, as the Author con
scetures rith. very great probabilier. In the clam-
brins ux chesestones ther took great care in placine
their Cepson Tuch of chemas vere more trm For Fear
et Dippins or cumblins so asto break their Lcg5 Or
APMS.
Wich chisdisticulty they ascended till chey came to
thc Care rhichhe conjecturesto be about three quar-
ters oF amile distane trom the beginnins of thestony
Way.
Atthis Care ther Found sereral pertons irho ivere
comethitherto get out Ice to carry domn into the
iBand, some oF irhich irere belo in the Care
diggine