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 1 V    |       the more humble and less brilliant of these stellar bodies,
 2 II   | attracted by the approach of a brilliant object. It was an enormous
 3 II   |   filled the projectile with a brilliant light. Nicholl, as an economical
 4 II   |       the profound darkness, a brilliant cluster of shooting stars
 5 II   |   three children with her most brilliant fireworks.~Indeed this was
 6 VI   |   black vault was studded with brilliant points, which seemed to
 7 VII  |     moon, they would reach its brilliant disc. The next midnight
 8 XII  |   sometimes it appeared like a brilliant point through the cloudy
 9 XIII |    only at the north pole, the brilliant arch of which was so distinctly
10 XV   |  leaving behind them trains of brilliant cosmical dust.~These incandescent
11 XVII |        imbibing as it were the brilliant ether, light and heat, all
12 XVII |      has failed to remark this brilliant point of the southern hemisphere.
13 XVII |     rays. It was the tire of a brilliant wheel, an asteria enclosing
14 XVIII|       scrupulous attention the brilliant rays which the celebrated
15 XVIII|      thirty miles broad. These brilliant trains extended in some
16 XIX  |    part of the nimbus remained brilliant, and in the midst of this
17 XX   |       were pointed toward that brilliant disc which millions of eyes