EVAPORATION

Said Moody: “We are leaky vessels and need constant

replenishing. If we cut a leafy branch from a growing plant and

put it in a warm oven, the leaves and stem will soon become

smaller and lighter and more brittle, because the water in

the branch has been evaporated by the heat. Often more than

four-fifths of the weight of a growing plant is water. Hay is

dried grass. The farmer cuts his grass and lets it lie exposed

to the heat of the sun until most of the water it contained has

evaporated.” (Text.)

(950)

=Ever-living, The=--See FUTURE REUNION.

=Evidence=--See PROOF.

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