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1 VII | brilliancy. They could scarcely distinguish those large spots which
2 XII |        defined. They could even distinguish a second ringed enclosure.
3 XIII|        distance from the earth, distinguish on its surface? We cannot
4 XIII|     Selenite observer could not distinguish on the globe a greater diversity
5 XIII|     still escaped him; he could distinguish nothing but desert beds,
6 XV  |     first time. What could they distinguish at a distance which they
7 XVII|     itself. The travelers could distinguish clearly cones, central hills,