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Evening Star, Issue 14572, 22 May 1911, Page 8

A small boy was watching a chemist ana- | Ivs'c some wa’tcr one day. "What are yon | doing with that water?” ho asked. “ Ana- . Ivsine it,” replied the chemist. ’ And | what’s that 7” persisted the boy, ‘- Find- | ing out what it is composed ot,’ explained , the chemist. ” And what is it composed i of’" queried the lad. “ Two-thirds of hy- | dro-’tm and one-third oxygen,” said the chemist. The youngster looked m sur- j prise at the chemist. “ Ain’t tliero no water in it?” [

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