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 1 V     |        the sun maintains in their elliptical orbits by the great law
 2 XV    | trapezoidal in shape, with a high elliptical arch. These furnaces, constructed
 3 XXVIII|         and it is now pursuing an elliptical orbit round the moon, of
 4 XXVIII|        one, and that following an elliptical orbit round the star of
 5 XIII  |     height of 5,550 feet with its elliptical crater, and seen from this
 6 XVI   |       projectile will describe an elliptical orbit around the moon.”~“
 7 XVII  |    reached at the north pole. The elliptical curve was being rigidly
 8 XVII  |           the slightly lengthened elliptical orbit. From this point,
 9 XVII  |      broad. It assumes a slightly elliptical form, and is surrounded
10 XIX   |         round the satellite in an elliptical orbit, why was not its heaviest
11 XIX   |          and it will continue its elliptical course, to gravitate forever
12 XIX   |         orbit must necessarily be elliptical; science proves that it
13 XIX   |       orbit described in space is elliptical. And why should the projectile
14 XIX   |           natural arrangement? In elliptical orbits, the attracting body