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1 V    |       parallel ridges, bordering generally upon the edges of the craters.
2 IX   |         produce impulsion?~It is generally asserted that gunpowder
3 XX   |          the present day science generally admits that it exists.”~“
4 II   |          moons, though it passes generally for having only one; but
5 X    |        below; for these maps are generally drawn after the outline
6 XIII | mountainous; that these furrows, generally isolated, measured from
7 XVIII|      however, which has not been generally adopted. Other astronomers