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 1 VII  |      might have gazed into the crater’s gaping abysses, and followed
 2 XII  |  access to the interior of the crater.~In passing over the surrounding
 3 XIII |       feet with its elliptical crater, and seen from this distance,
 4 XV   |      was like the opening of a crater, like the scattering of
 5 XVII | longitude. It forms an annular crater, the ramparts of which,
 6 XVII |      equaling the depth of its crater. This enormous hole was
 7 XVII |         could admire this vast crater in its entirety.~“Terrestrial
 8 XVII |       center of irradiation, a crater vomiting rays. It was the
 9 XVII |        center is occupied by a crater fifty miles broad. It assumes
10 XVII |   interior excrescences of its crater, photography itself could
11 XVII |        left the bottom of this crater flat and empty. It possessed
12 XVIII|      from a common center, the crater of Tycho. They sprang from
13 XXI  |     alive!” said another; “the crater is deep, and the shock was