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have observed this many fr times besides Beai deW you have doubtless doAt lesi 0 observed cihat drops of water collect in very waran weather on the walls and stones of 4 a cool cellar I 1 efow ow ohp h ceiell me where moisture the th ez I 1 v aad d drons f water bome from incese inawese instances dinst P t perhaps e chaps ope has hap told you that the tumbler and abor sweat sl that the glass glasa or stone may be is full na of minute 1 pores own skin andL and that Ahat the water oozes torto abid moistens moi the outside I 1 have heard uch explanations giva if 1 such wert fae caused cause moisture woul ole collect I 1 anthe surf ace of these vessels ve when filled vw at e t in in col cold d as freely abin as in warm warm s weather but ut it d does aes 1 l not no botand 1 I tand A I 1 41 th us api you ou can eq easily Y 4 that ph an ans answer w or must be false I 1 ar 1 I 1 1 the atmo atmosphere sphar egil 1 I ways contains wa water te r in in the f orm of which the suns heafy aiom the the llie eurth a as a from water heat renders tars vapor ov teo 0 ibid I 1 light ig existence ae in te tae os 6 i is imperceptible to our seas senses ka I 1 11 0 f 1 f j X lw when t b wr 1 I 1 air air q baer mes I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 Q an 14 coi con k i tact a 9 av with f ith sama C cold PAO it t 19 0 p p apsel ses the invisible e va vapor por i instine axe air and an d ayatey cei is forced in in drops just isyou as you find it ion tha thal l ouide I 1 ofa of a pitcher of ice water awater in a warm summers summer I 1 a day or on the leaves leav eg and flowers of oP plants in the morning oron orion the flagstones flag stones and walls alls of ar a dool cool cellar we know that ew does doeg not fall like likera h fl fine ne if isia it would b be found 6 only ili on 1 the he upper sur aur ifie face twe 0 of jf the e leaves a and nd flover daw W is is found on the under side of the leave deboes e not come corde from the clouds for itis it ia never never found unless ald ss ty the e sky is id cie chear L r I 1 belnay then make make these tai distinctions between een rain an and dew r uia rain f falls all I 1 p da dew q collects I 1 e 6 it rain al n falls on n al 4 objects alike dev berv i sets selects the on wb which i ob 1 it t collects rain I 1 falls on the earth as aswell well aw as on leaves and blossoms dew has a pie preference ference for leaves and flowers and avoids the bai barren refit earth arth dew will not nat collect on an grass and leaves unless they become cooler surround I 1 ine atmosphere any more than thai 1130 moisture 61 sture will anji eo adt ddt bi on a pitcher of hot water in a warm day this fact was wag ascer ascertained by placing one therin the ometer abom among I 1 the leaves of plant and suspending sus ending another some alirie three or four t feet fe at above them the result was the he thermometer mang amona the leaves I 1 adem a tem a y degrees cooler than the one in the air air f I 1 dew bew does no collect ap pp a cloudy night and it has bee been ii liscar ascertained I 1 by I 1 the hie s we same ex pediment peri ment wit thermometers that 0 on n sach ek nig nights thee Byes of plants become no cooler than wi the ir ir surround surrounding in them I 1 1 the whole theory of gf dew may be summed up in in a L few words dew collects collIc ts on oil j those objects which are good radiators or ip other words ord 6 oil o that readily throw out i the heat beatt at nia which they have received darin during g the dayi day 1 PI plants ants und clouds are good radiators when the icky is cloudy and nd the plants ahr w out th their air heattie he atthe the clo clouds i uw throw it back again and thus the plants are prevented from bev bel coming ad coaler iban tie the atmosphere 1 hence no mo dew can collect the clear alear ib ky 1 does not radiate heat consequently on a I 1 clear night ds as the plants tiow throw out oit ait their heat chesky the sky does not hot return it anaam they thud thus become the air dew collects upon them |