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 1 Int,  3  |        be taken on trust by the general. He had, nevertheless, an
 2 Int,  4  |    played a leading part in the general intellectual life of his
 3 Text,  3 |  extreme to the other, than the general average of the stars which
 4 Text,  6 |         they are alike in their general character throughout the
 5 Text,  6 |        have one and all, in the general average, slower motions
 6 Text,  9 |    takes it up being able, as a general rule, to avail himself of
 7 Text,  10|       probably within them, the general result up to the present
 8 Text,  10|       thus enabled to form some general idea of how thickly the
 9 Text,  14|                               A general result of all these measures
10 Text,  14| discrepancy does not change the general conclusion as to the limits
11 Text,  14|      earth, we can still form a general idea of it.~
12 Text,  16|   through space. Yet, by taking general averages among groups of
13 Text,  16|   uniformity. We may state as a general conclusion, indicated by
14 Text,  19|      wonder and admiration. The general conclusion is that, besides
15 Text,  20|         does not invalidate the general conclusions at which our