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 1 II  |         of the arches, a perfect piece of cast-iron lacework. Trophies
 2 II  |       beautifully chased Spanish piece, and a sonnette, which,
 3 VIII|          since the length of the piece will increase the detention
 4 VIII|         of stone and cement. The piece once cast, it must be bored
 5 IX  |        render the working of the piece more difficult. I return
 6 XV  |           In front of them was a piece of artillery ready to give
 7 XVI |   clearing out the boring of the piece. Pickaxes and boring irons
 8 XVI | cylindrical, and the bore of the piece had acquired a thorough
 9 VI  |     accompanying us! It is not a piece of a planet.”~“What is it
10 VIII|        that is rather an amusing piece of natural philosophy.”~
11 IX  |          the movable disc; every piece, easy to handle, as their
12 X   |          through the axis of the piece would have passed through