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1 I  |   Prussians have nothing to learn; but their cannon, howitzers,
2 II |   front ranks, all eager to learn the nature of the important
3 II |     geology, and optics can learn about her. But up to the
4 V  |   there was nothing more to learn on this point. It was known
5 XX | asks nothing better than to learn.”~“Why, then, do you introduce
6 V  |  ages. They have nothing to learn from us, and we have everything
7 V  |   and we have everything to learn from them.”~“What!” said
8 XIV|    of space? How could they learn, how calculate, in the midst