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 1        I,  I    |            usually illuminated the various projections of the coast
 2        I,  VIII |         plane of the ecliptic, her various seasons, like those of the
 3        I,  VIII |        lustrous moon in miniature. Various indentations in the outline
 4        I,  IX   |   accompany his master. There were various reasons why he should be
 5        I,  XII  |       extraordinary. Elsewhere, in various quarters of the globe, there
 6        I,  XIII |           its appearance. Many and various were the conjectures to
 7        I,  XIII |          the bombs, howitzers, and various species of artillery with
 8        I,  XV   |          by careful observation at various points we shall arrive at
 9        I,  XVIII|         content, and began to make various inquiries. “And what has
10        I,  XIX  |        shoes of all sizes, caps of various shape, tools, household
11        I,  XXII |          did their best to pick up various scraps of French, which
12        I,  XXIII| intermissions of their severity at various shiftings of the wind, Gallia’
13        I,  XXIII|        advisable to perpetuate the various breeds, but it was found
14       II,  IV   |           was in the possession of various members of the little colony,
15       II,  IV   |           Rosette, “that there are various preliminary calculations
16       II,  VII  |     cleared?”~Ben Zoof removed the various articles that were lying
17       II,  VII  |          force of gravity upon the various planets?”~“You can’t mean,
18       II,  IX   |           time came, however, when various circumstances prompted him
19       II,  X    |      wonderful rings would present various strange phenomena. Sometimes
20       II,  X    |         star, now of another, what various systems might he not have
21       II,  XII  |           were covered, there were various irregularities in the rock,
22       II,  XIII |     several actual observations at various points of the orbit; and