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 1 I   |   approached the orifice of the enormous cast-iron tube, and a crane
 2 II  |     brilliant object. It was an enormous disc, whose colossal dimension
 3 II  |          The appearance of this enormous body surprised and troubled
 4 II  |        simple meteorite, but an enormous one, which the attraction
 5 II  |  dimensions, and looked like an enormous arch stretched across the
 6 III |       but its expanse was still enormous, compared with that of the
 7 VI  |           What body?”~“Why that enormous meteor which we met.”~“Then,”
 8 VIII|  attraction is so great on this enormous orb, that an object weighing
 9 IX  |     that of our projectile, was enormous, and its attraction was
10 X   |     placed at the bottom of the enormous Columbiad, pointed perpendicularly
11 XII |      three eruptive cones, like enormous dazzling gems. Toward the
12 XII |     immense works and dug these enormous holes for a refuge and shield
13 XIV |   fallen? If its speed had been enormous, he could have understood
14 XIV |     like a vast screen, made an enormous black hole. But at length
15 XV  |         to look to them like an enormous black screen upon the firmament.
16 XV  |       the profound darkness, an enormous mass appeared. It was like
17 XV  |        it approached it grew to enormous proportions.~Imagine, if
18 XV  | fireworks of all colors. Of the enormous and much-dreaded globe there
19 XVII|       depth of its crater. This enormous hole was beyond all measurement,
20 XVII|        its silver tentacles, an enormous eye filled with flames,
21 XX  |        to their dazzled eyes an enormous meteor, ignited by the rapidity
22 XXI |    quitting the summit of their enormous telescope. We know that
23 XXII|         Francisco, and had some enormous grappling-irons fixed on