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 1 I   |  gas caught fire, and thus lighted the projectile looked like
 2 II  | and approaching the burner lighted it. The receiver had not
 3 II  |   could not have carried a lighted match with impunity through
 4 II  |     Some parts brilliantly lighted, especially on its concave
 5 III |   sun, like the mouth of a lighted oven, a dazzling disc without
 6 XIII|  long white lines, vividly lighted up by the direct rays of
 7 XIII|   which is extinguished or lighted amid profound darkness—
 8 XIX |  Michel Ardan, directing a lighted match to the flame of the
 9 XIX |   Michel Ardan applied the lighted match to a train in communication
10 XX  | orders, the fires had been lighted, and steam was being got