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"THE intensity of Sound depends upon the force which makes it, infinitesimal particles of moving matter, undoubtedly electrical, aroused by the shock, upon which also depends the length of the vibra tions, which themselves otherwise are controlled by the character of the body in which they take place; and these vibrations of a particular body, that is, of each particular body, are the machinery which decide the character of every Sound. "And thus the different brands are formed, similarly as the different kinds of lumber, as boards, plank, staves, are made by a saw-mill; or different kinds of goods in any factory although neither the lumber from which the boards are made, or the cotton or linen, or any other material from which such things are made, is made by the mill. These come from the outside. "Every hard body will produce Sound when struck by another hard body. 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