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 1 XIX  |        left by J. T. Maston, more radiant than the midday sun, and
 2 XXVI |       brightly, and bathed in its radiant light that earth which three
 3 III  |        globe, and the rays of the radiant orb struck the lower disc
 4 VII  | voluptuousness to float amid this radiant ether, to bathe oneself
 5 XII  |       Before them rose a mountain radiant with beauty, the top of
 6 XIII |        the equatorial regions the radiant orb almost invariably occupies
 7 XIV  |          refused.~“Devil take the radiant orb!” exclaimed Michel Ardan, “
 8 XIV  |   distance separating it from the radiant orb is then increased in
 9 XVI  |        Yes, my friends, it is the radiant orb itself lighting up the
10 XVII |     slowly from east to west. The radiant orb was saluted by a triple
11 XVIII|        the horizon.~What was this radiant glory? What geological phenomenon