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1 Pre |       as in its most singular details. This recital will destroy
2 III |  coming, busy with a thousand details; at one time bent over the
3 VII |   took down the most trifling details. A vague uneasiness took
4 X   | regards the visibility of the details of the disc, the travelers
5 X   |   distance, the topographical details of the moon, observed without
6 XII |        CHAPTER XII~OROGRAPHIC DETAILS~The course taken by the
7 XII |    his eyes, could seize upon details which were almost imperceptible
8 XVII|      on the increase, and the details of the soil were being lost
9 XVII|     could catch the principal details. Even on the causeway forming