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 1 Pre|        made of aluminum with a diameter of 108 inches and a thickness
 2 II |   appeared, nineteen inches in diameter, hollowed out of the lower
 3 V  | deducting from the terrestrial diameter the projectile’s distance
 4 X  |  leagues, and objects having a diameter of thirty feet are seen
 5 XII|     Its circumference showed a diameter of about twenty-two leagues.
 6 XII|    gives a sphere of a smaller diameter than that of the moon.”~“
 7 XIV|    which developes itself at a diameter of two degrees, and which
 8 XV |        to Barbicane, to have a diameter of 2,000 yards. It advanced
 9 XVI|       very narrow, the angular diameter of the moon being so little
10 XVI|  little when compared with the diameter of the orb of day; and up
11 XX |   surface of only nine feet in diameter. Very well; let our industrious