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move of itself, without losing its centre of gravity, and the farther that is removed, the quicker and stronger will be the motion.
Chap. LXI.—Motion produced by the Loss of Equilibrium.
Motion is created by the loss of due equipoise, that is, by inequality of weight; for nothing can
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