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1 III |         mouth of a lighted oven, a dazzling disc without a halo, standing
2 XII |           long luminous trains, so dazzling in the full moon, and which,
3 XII |      eruptive cones, like enormous dazzling gems. Toward the north the
4 XIV |          of that disc, formerly so dazzling. The darkness was complete.
5 XV  |       their liquid surface all the dazzling magic of the fires of space;
6 XVII| capriciously formed ridge appeared dazzling sheets, as mentioned by
7 XVII|    mountain on the lunar disc, the dazzling Tycho, in which posterity