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 1        I,  VI   |    clouds would disclose what enormous luminary lies behind them!
 2        I,  IX   |     caught on the crest of an enormous wave, and carried to a height
 3        I,  XII  |      seemed only to increase. Enormous waves caught the schooner
 4        I,  XIII |    January had transformed an enormous rock, garrisoned with well-nigh
 5        I,  XIII |      surviving fragment of an enormous pile of rock that had reared
 6        I,  XX   | stability when exposed to the enormous pressure of the accumulated
 7        I,  XXI  |     of domestic animals.~This enormous cavern was neither more
 8        I,  XXII |    The mountain itself was an enormous block rising symmetrically
 9       II,  I    |     we must conclude that the enormous disc we observed on the
10       II,  VIII |       close proximity to this enormous planet, running a risk of
11       II,  VIII |    The planet began to assume enormous dimensions, and it almost
12       II,  X    |  numerical statement of these enormous figures, however, fails
13       II,  XI   |     much the appearance of an enormous fiery banner. An hour later,
14       II,  XIII | Jupiter, but was still at the enormous distance of 197,000,000
15       II,  XVI  |    were upon the summit of an enormous mountain (for such to all
16       II,  XVI  |     been severed in twain; an enormous fragment had been detached
17       II,  XVII |   waist was encompassed by an enormous girdle that bulged out to
18       II,  XVIII|        It totally eclipsed an enormous portion of the firmament