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 1 V    |        the mass, following the example of this central star, become
 2 XIX  |        surface of Jupiter, for example, where the axis is but slightly
 3 XXII | especially sensible.~After the example of his illustrious fellow-countryman,
 4 XXV  |        offered so dangerous an example, saw that he could not trust
 5 II   |     them— Joseph T. Maston for example— could have cast one glimpse
 6 VI   |        Michel, “perfectly. For example, when I have run a long
 7 VIII |     but a spring steelyard for example, the tension of which was
 8 XII  |      hemisphere (Patagonia for example), the moon’s west would
 9 XIV  |        with the earth— if, for example, Europe never saw the moon,
10 XVIII|     and vegetable kingdom. For example, its days and nights of
11 XIX  |   presently I shall follow his example.” Some moments after his
12 Not  |      numbers in the book. >For example, page 207 has “thirteenth”
13 Not  |  working from a time-line. For example, I think he has the time
14 Not  |    inconsistent spellings, for example “aluminum” and >“aluminium”.