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 1        I,  XII  |  approximating to the orbit of Mars, that planet which in its
 2        I,  XII  |    stationed on the surface of Mars. The necessary inference
 3        I,  XV   |        we crossed the orbit of Mars.”~“Yes, true,” assented
 4        I,  XV   |     zone between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter; in their perihelia
 5        I,  XVI  |         This was the case with Mars, Venus, and that unknown
 6        I,  XVII | message:~“Gallia Ab sole, au 1 mars, dist. 78,000,000 1.! Chemin
 7        I,  XVII |      Chemin parcouru de fev. a mars: 59,000,000 1.! Va bene!
 8        I,  XXIII|         Chemin parcouru du 1er Mars au 1er Avril: 39,000,000
 9        I,  XXIV |  revolve between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, and had captured
10       II,  III  |      13th crossed the orbit of Mars; entered the zone of the
11       II,  III  |  liable from the attraction of Mars and Jupiter and Saturn,
12       II,  VII  |         on Venus it is .92, on Mars .5, and on Jupiter 2.45;
13       II,  VIII |      Jupiter, by Saturn, or by Mars; but what if there were
14       II,  VIII |      70,000,000 centuries old. Mars has existed for 1,000,000,
15       II,  XV   | revolved between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. By the beginning
16       II,  XVI  |     comet crossed the orbit of Mars, at the safe distance of