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1        I,  VI   |      or what, according to the established order of things, would have
2        I,  VIII |      no change. Although it is established that our sun is approaching
3        I,  XIII |       long before a colony was established round it.~The officers had
4        I,  XVIII|     relations had already been established.~The adjacent building continued
5        I,  XXII |     its liquid state. It is an established fact that water, under this
6       II,  I    | character of her orbit? had he established any data from which it would
7       II,  III  |    call its “ephemeris” can be established.~But Professor Rosette did
8       II,  XV   |       already occupied it, and established their communications,” said