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1 II   |   impossible under existing circumstances; and, however we may desire
2 X    |     of the globe. Under the circumstances, therefore, and without
3 XXI  |   little use to him in such circumstances.~“Yes! yes! He is turning
4 II   |   much formality under such circumstances left him speechless. He
5 VII  |  attributed to the peculiar circumstances under which they found themselves,
6 XIV  |   never found themselves in circumstances so favorable for their observation.~
7 XIV  |  afford no result under the circumstances in which this instrument
8 XV   | have been made under better circumstances? Yes, evidently. As to the
9 XXIII|  visu, and under particular circumstances. They knew what systems