New experiments made and communicated by the Honourable Robert Boyie Esquire, about the superficial figures of fluids, especially of liquors contiguous to other liquors: likely to conduce much to the physical theory of the grand system of the world

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Sir, In compliance with your curiosity, I herewith send you my rude notes about the superficial figures of contiguous liquors, which, belonging to a paper (concerning the pores and figures of bodies,) whereof they made the last part, and being themselves very indigested; I should by no means venture to expose them even to a less critical eye than yours, if I did not hope, that, though a more discerning reader will sooner discover their imperfections, yet he may be more inclin’d than an ordinary one would be to think them not useless trifles