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 1        I,  VII |      as though the earth were gradually and continuously approximating
 2        I,  VIII|      destined to be realized. Gradually the distance between the
 3        I,  IX  |       the phenomenon had been gradually lessening, and in fact was
 4        I,  X   |      The temperature has been gradually diminishing; the heat upon
 5        I,  XI  | recent convulsion it had sunk gradually, until it had reached its
 6        I,  XII |     high temperature had been gradually diminishing, until it now
 7        I,  XVI |        the temperature became gradually cooler, so that there was
 8       II,  IV  |    according to Kepler’s law, gradually diminishing in length as
 9       II,  X   |       or south, the band will gradually widen out into three detached
10       II,  XI  |    and gold of the colony was gradually finding its way to a double-locked
11       II,  XIII|       the telescopic planets.~Gradually, but uninterruptedly, life
12       II,  XVI |   ships had been upheaved was gradually undermined, like the icebergs
13       II,  XVII|      round the comet, but was gradually retreating into space. Whether