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1        I,  VII |     understand that an altered inclination of the earth’s axis with
2        I,  VIII|        on account of the great inclination of the axis, are scarcely
3       II,  III |    These elements were:~l. The inclination of the plane of the cometary
4       II,  IV  |   difficulty suppressing their inclination to laugh. There was a short
5       II,  VIII|     had never found leisure or inclination to contract, had no shadow
6       II,  X   |       not evince the slightest inclination to impart the result of
7       II,  X   |        on account of the great inclination of his axis to the plane
8       II,  XV  | orderly, who this time felt no inclination to start off to the march