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 1 X   |  pillars—all, whether suns or stars in size, were fed by continuous
 2 XII |     that there were a sun and stars, towns and counties, a mighty
 3 XIII|     than either sun, moon, or stars, after she’s seen the whole
 4 XIV |   radiant sun, and clustering stars. The expedition had been
 5 XIV |       clouds?”~“Those are the stars I have told you about, Nell.
 6 XIV |    Nell gazed upon the myriad stars which sparkled overhead. “
 7 XIV |  nearest of these millions of stars, whose rays can reach us,
 8 XIV |  round the sky to collect the stars in, like money.”~“Why, Jack,”
 9 XIV | comparison. Don’t you see the stars disappear as the moon passes
10 XIV |     the moon eclipses that of stars of the sixth magnitude,
11 XIV |       clouds fled away, while stars still sparkled in the west,