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 1 V     |       star to sun, from sun to planet, and hence to satellite,
 2 XIX   |   broiled in summer; it is the planet of rheumatism, coughs, bronchitis;
 3 XIX   |        of Jupiter over our own planet, to say nothing of his years,
 4 XXVIII|   obliged to discover either a planet, a comet, or a satellite;
 5 II    |        thin slip of his native planet.~The explanation given by
 6 III   |   earth spread on our aluminum planet we should have green peas
 7 VI    |         It is not a piece of a planet.”~“What is it then?” asked
 8 VIII  | advantage of leaving one’s own planet and over-running the solar
 9 XIII  |   summer, or autumn, as in the planet Jupiter, whose axis is but
10 XXIII |   world? Will they go from one planet to another, from Jupiter