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 1        I,  VII  |         its being any longer the central pivot of the sidereal system;
 2        I,  XV   |        be attracted to the great central source of light and heat,
 3        I,  XVII |          retain something of its central fire?”~“Ah, well!” said
 4        I,  XX   |          must be approaching the central funnel of the volcano; their
 5        I,  XX   |         Winds at the rear of the central fall of Niagara, only with
 6        I,  XXI  |       invited, was spread in the central hall. The stores of the
 7        I,  XXIII|       pool immediately below the central cavern, the receptacle for
 8        I,  XXIII|      covered the aperture of the central hall was very remarkable.
 9       II,  II   |       and leading the way to the central hall, stopped, and turning
10       II,  IV   |         a hundred feet above the central grotto, a small recess or
11       II,  IV   |      like a cannon-ball into the central hall, where they were all
12       II,  V    | therefore, they assembled in the central hall, where they were soon
13       II,  V    |       the vaulted opening of the central cavern, fell thence perpendicularly
14       II,  XII  |         believe abutted upon the central funnel. His reason for coming
15       II,  XII  |          great distance from the central focus.~“Quite near enough