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 1        I,  V    |       appeared to lift up their bodies and give as it were, wings
 2        I,  V    |       specific gravity of their bodies extraordinarily light, and
 3        I,  VII  |      any other of the celestial bodies had become a fixed center
 4        I,  VIII |        distance between the two bodies had again sensibly diminished.
 5        I,  VIII |    displacement of the heavenly bodies?”~“What is that great building
 6       II,  III  |      December; moreover, as the bodies were moving in opposite
 7       II,  VII  |      that the attraction of two bodies is directly proportional
 8       II,  VIII |          the largest of all the bodies existing within the influence
 9       II,  VIII |      the 1st of October the two bodies were calculated to be at
10       II,  X    |       manner in which celestial bodies are evolved, and that this
11       II,  XVI  |    combined velocity of the two bodies will be about 21,000 miles
12       II,  XVI  | assented Procope. “Now, the two bodies may impinge either directly
13       II,  XVIII|         it certain that the two bodies would inevitably impinge.~“