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1        I,  VII  |      our encampment has been projected to so great an elevation,
2        I,  XII  |      that the earth had been projected into a new orbit, which
3        I,  XIII |       whence the gun’s mouth projected over a sloping embrasure.
4        I,  XXI  |     Gallia might possibly be projected even to the orbit of Jupiter,
5       II,  V    |   its course. From this hole projected the case of an astronomer’
6       II,  V    |  from the copper funnel that projected above the mass of snow which
7       II,  XVII |    the comet been in any way projected from its course, so as to
8       II,  XVIII| orbit into which it had been projected. During the hours of daylight