 | William Derham - 1721 - 354 pages
...contrary way to your Leap. And if you caft any thing to your companion, you needufe no more ftrength to make it reach him, if he fhould be towards the Prow, and you towards the Poop, than if you ftood in a contrary pofition. Tke Drops fh&ll all fall into the lower Bot^ tie, and not one towards... | |
 | Bernhardus Varenius - 1734 - 562 pages
...any thing to your Compa' nion, you need ufe no more * Strength to make it 'reach ' l)im, if hefhould be towards . ? the Prow and you towards. the Poop, than if you flood in a contrary Polition. The Drops fhall all fall into the Bottle that is lower ; and not one towards the Poop, al*... | |
 | William Derham - 1786 - 490 pages
...contrary way to your leap. And if you caft any thing to your companion, you need ufe no more ftrength to make it reach him, if he fhould be towards the...towards the poop, than if you flood in a contrary pofition. The drops fliall all fall into the lower bottle, and not one towards the poop, although the... | |
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... that whilft you were up in the air, the floor under your feet had run the contrary way to your leap. And if you caft any thing to your companion, you need ufe no more... 