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And, as to thofe in Particular (of which we are 
now fpeaking) fo very large (as to weigh Half a 
Pound, or Three Quarters of a Pound) fuppofing 
them to fall from fo great a Height, as 'tis manifeft 
they did by the Violence of their Fall : 'Tis very pof- 
fible, that, though their firft Concretion, upon their 
fuddain Congelation, might be but moderately great, 
as in other Hail ; yet, in their long Defcent, if the Mc* 
Mum through which they fall were alike inclined to 
Congelation, they might receive a great AcceflTion to 
their Bulk, and divers of them incorporate into one. 
Like as in thofe Icicles before mentioned. 
Thefe have been my Thoughts, occafioned by the 
Confideration of the furprizing Greatnefs of thefe 
Hail-ftoncs , with the great Thunder and Lightning 
4vbich did attend thefe Storms. 
