Then, for the last time, I saw the earthan enduring globule of radiant blue, swimming in an eternity of ether.

And Heady, ripping away his mask again, whirled round and round, trying to find the little globule in the dazzling sky.

The minute globules into which the spent column was diffused when falling sparkled like a shower of diamonds, and around every shadow produced by the column of steam hiding the sun was the halo so often represented in paintings as encircling the head of the Savior We unhesitatingly agreed that this was the greatest wonder of our trip.

Try the globules on the touch-stone physically, and, so to speak, with the nitric acid chemically.

Q.Does the contact of water with heated metal occasion an instantaneous generation of steam? A.It is found that a sudden disengagement of steam does not immediately follow the contact of water with the hot metal, for water thrown upon red hot iron is not immediately converted into steam, but assumes the spheroidal form and rolls about in globules over the surface.

"I could have taken lead or mercury and by varying the process done the same thing with the gold series as well as the gold group," he said, regarding the globule with obvious pride.

Among the specimens of silica which I brought home were several dark globules about the size of nutmegs.

To illustrate the action of oils and water, take a clean bottle, put in a little pure mineral oil, add some water, and shake hard; the oil will rise to the top of the water in little globules without adhering at all to the sides of the bottle; in short, the bottle is not lubricated.

Around this crevice or mouth the sediment is piled in many capricious shapes, chiefly indented globules from six inches to two feet in diameter.