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 1 VI   |       pointed out to them that the firmament, with its infinitude of
 2 II   |          different directions; the firmament by the side and most direct
 3 II   |           The black curtain of the firmament in reality heightened the
 4 II   |          arch stretched across the firmament. Some parts brilliantly
 5 III  |            seemingly nailed to the firmament, bordered by a silvery cord;
 6 VII  |      majestically along the starry firmament. A few more degrees, and
 7 IX   |         that it filled half of the firmament. The sun on one side, and
 8 XIV  | magnificently. The eye took in the firmament from the Southern Cross
 9 XIV  |          watching the constellated firmament, upon which the moon, like
10 XV   |     enormous black screen upon the firmament. As to the distance which
11 XV   |      moment, again twinkled in the firmament, and the disc, so hastily
12 XXIII|            suns which swarm in the firmament?~To such questions no answer