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 1 III |    The whole city, high and low, the quays bordering the
 2 VIII| excellent in its way and of low price, such as cast iron.
 3 XIII|  found himself in view of a low, flat country of somewhat
 4 III | astronomers, the moon had a low, dense, and thick atmosphere,
 5 III |   Poor Diana, with her head low, would suffer before her
 6 IV  |  was partly open, said in a low voice, “Will you hold your
 7 VIII|   center of gravity is very low; it will only turn by degrees.”~“
 8 XII |   atmosphere, though a very low and a very dense one? That
 9 XIII|    vegetation, kept up by a low dense atmosphere? He could
10 XIV |  for heat. The projectile’s low temperature was no longer
11 XIV |   the minima of excessively low temperatures.~Before beginning