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# Title: Lectures De Potentia Restitutiva, Or Of Spring (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 105, Stück 1; Leibn. Marg. 105)
# Folio 46, page id 859264114:0056
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it a lonser or Borter time; Ile judoes allo thaCEherO
mar be Lome other more secret vays Boch tor cha
conrerins ater into and ouc of the laid Cave than
thole droppines, buc suppolesthem to procced From
the atorelaid f0g5. Ilence he concludes wrhen the
Airis clear, and none ot thole Pors condensed aboue
theHlill, themater in the Care must necessarily de-
crease. And that mich contirmed him the more in
ehis opinion was that erhen he came totheverr cop
Ot thie Pike, he Found che carth under him (0 very
mosle, chatit ras like mud or morter, and miphe be
made into Paste as by experiment he Found irhich he
conjectures could no mars be caused by the wind op
clear Air, trhich is rather drving and consuminq ot
moiture, but mult proceed trom the Fogs or mists
Wrhich arc aborethevery top oF the Pike.
FIe Furcher tooknotice in the Care that upon tho
Cides and top thereofthere grem a lnom-rhite Furrine
likce Saleperer, Wrtrich had a kind ot Caltimtaste, lome
OF irtich he sathered and brousht back with him to
Fneland to have it examined.
AEter about halE an hours Ccay in the Care, irhich
cher Found marmer than without in the open RII,
ther vere allpulledup again, and procceded Formard
intheir Tourner by continuing to clamberup chestonr
war, Wrhich lasted till ther came to che Fo0t oF thaC
part ot themountain irhich is calledthe Sugar- IOaF,
byrealon chat ac a distance From the IMand it ap pearS
OF that Mape, as it doth allo eren mhen rou arc atit.
The distance oF chis place fromthe Care they judged
Eo BC about hale a mile, but che way much moro
Recp and alcendins than che Former pare of thectony
ray, and extreme troublelom to pass, their Feet Tink-
ins and Dippins donn again almost as much as ther
conld srideupmards, (0 that ther concluded it che
mostpaintul oFall; horverer, persistins in cheie en-
dearours, atcer mans times rectins chemlelres, they
cained