Margaret Cavendish (Маргарет Кавендиш)

What Atomes Make the Wind Collick

LOng aiery Atomes, when they are combin'd,
Do spread themselves abroad, and so make Wind:
Making a Length and Breadth extend so far,
That all the rest can neither go nor stir.
And being forc'd, not in right places lye;
Thus press'd too hard, Man in great paine doth lye.

1. Motion Directs, While Atomes Dance
2. Of Loose Atomes
3. In the Center Atomes Never Separate
4. All Things Last, or Dissolve, According to the Composure of Atomes
5. The Weight of Atomes

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