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 1 I     |        exceeding the prescribed limits, unfortunately occasionally
 2 VI    |           CHAPTER VI~PERMISSIVE LIMITS OF IGNORANCE AND BELIEF
 3 VI    | confined within very restricted limits, and that a proportional
 4 VIII  |    advantage in passing certain limits.”~“Quite so,” said the major. “
 5 X     |         could not transcend the limits of the earth’s atmosphere.
 6 XI    |         anywhere but within the limits of the soil of the Union.
 7 XV    |  wandering somewhere beyond the limits of the horizon, might have
 8 XXIV  |    should be erected within the limits of the Union. All the necessary
 9 XXVI  |         tempest to the farthest limits of the atmosphere. Then
10 XXVIII|       humanity, by crossing the limits imposed by the Creator on
11 II    |       we are already beyond the limits of the terrestrial atmosphere?”~“
12 IV    |      our projectile reached the limits of the terrestrial atmosphere
13 XIII  |   zenith, and does not pass the limits of the horizon in the polar
14 XIII  |        the morning the northern limits of the “Sea of Rains” was