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1 X    |  Recherche, [1] and lately the observations of scientific men who came
2 X    |       a harvest of interesting observations. But, tell me, how do you
3 XVII |        doubt, was pursuing his observations or taking notes, for in
4 XVIII|        intended for scientific observations. He consulted his instruments,
5 XVIII| conclusion. According to exact observations, the increase of temperature
6 XIX  |        had better have kept my observations to myself. But my geological
7 XXV  |   curious, uncle; but are your observations sufficiently accurate to
8 XXXIV|       any farther I make a few observations, to calculate the distance
9 XLII |   terms. Yet a few involuntary observations confirmed me in my view.