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1 Int | on his estate of Ferney, near Geneva, where he produced 2 II | he carried me to stands near the famous pillar called 3 IX | s penny (equivalent very near to a French crown) for every 4 X | now are masters of very near two hundred ships of war. 5 XII | its weight, and had very near attained it, but some time 6 XIV | comes in here for very near a quarter of its assistance. 7 XV | the Plague, to a solitude near Cambridge; as he was walking 8 XV | it consists in reality of near seventy. As this false computation 9 XV | so very eccentric, and so near to parabolas, that certain 10 XV | bodies; for it descended so near to the sun, as to come within 11 XVII| twenty-one years and a half very near. Sixty-three kings of France 12 XX | interest of the kingdom and near five or six thousand may 13 XXI | against Man," in pretty near the following manner. But