hic, tibi quem memoro, per crebra foramina ferri parvas ad partis subtiliter insinuatus, trudit et inpellit, quasi navem velaque ventus.
This air that I speak of insinuates itself in subtle fashion through the many interstices in the iron into its small particles, thrusting and driving it on as the wind drives a ship with its sails.
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