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1 VII | were in. Their overexcited imagination went faster than the projectile,
2 XI  | astronomers? But while his imagination thus roved over “the seas,”
3 XIII|  with some small amount of imagination he might have admitted the
4 XIV |   to Wega in the northern. Imagination loses itself in this sublime
5 XVII| all this, but with so much imagination in his glance, and through
6 XVII|    every metaphor that his imagination could supply to designate
7 XX  |    had a certain amount of imagination, was loudly applauded; Lieutenant