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 1        I,  V   |          the sun in the sidereal system, but must even have brought
 2        I,  VII |    central pivot of the sidereal system; it occupied a position
 3        I,  X   |      center of attraction of our system, it could only be because
 4        I,  XV  |      traveling through the solar system in an orbit that does not
 5        I,  XVI |      outlying regions beyond our system where sky and air are not.” “
 6        I,  XIX | everything to gain under the new system of nights and days, for,
 7        I,  XX  |        propelled, on the Oriolle system, by means of a boiler, small
 8        I,  XXIV|     matter of some difficulty; a system of tacking might be carried
 9       II,  I   |       individuality. His nervous system was remarkably developed,
10       II,  V   |     within the limits of another system. Utterly careless of the
11       II,  VIII|          center of the planetary system, is of an age amounting
12       II,  X   |          the limits of the solar system, nor to travel out of sight
13       II,  XII |         did not present the same system of ramification that rendered
14       II,  XV  |         all been carried on by a system of false weight. That deceitful