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 1 VII   |      of bodies falling through space. My life had become an endless
 2 VIII  |        to ascend into infinite space!~“Never shall I be able
 3 VIII  |         I seemed to be lost in space.~At last I reached the apex,
 4 VIII  |  Sweden. All this immensity of space whirled and wavered, fluctuating
 5 XVI   |      and clear against endless space.~At the bottom of the crater
 6 XVI   |     lost in the grey and misty space beyond.~On the 26th nothing
 7 XX    | minutes we reached a vast open space; I then knew that the hand
 8 XXVI  |   leagues; that is, that for a space of thirty leagues there
 9 XXVIII|    unheard in the intermediate space. I remember that a similar
10 XXX   |     The vault that spanned the space above, the sky, if it could
11 XXX   |      weight, and that all this space, great as it was, would
12 XXX   |       any idea of this immense space; words of human tongue are
13 XXXII |    support. I survey the whole space that stretches overhead;
14 XXXII |        orbits through infinite space.~But is it not a dream?
15 XXXVII|      started off together. The space between the water and the
16 XLI   |        fast.~Suddenly, after a space of time that I could not