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 1        I,  XI   |   consisting mainly of vases, fragments of columns, carved bas-reliefs,
 2        I,  XVI  |     have been recognized some fragments of that agglutination of
 3        I,  XIX  |    Island, the sole surviving fragments of the Old World were four
 4        I,  XXIII|      avoid being burnt by the fragments of lava that were drifted
 5       II,  II   | discovered nothing except the fragments of the old continent at
 6       II,  III  |      caught up some scattered fragments from its surface, and was
 7       II,  X    |     it would either fall into fragments upon the surface of Saturn,
 8       II,  X    |     surface of Saturn, or the fragments, mutually coalescing, would
 9       II,  XII  |    lieutenant could hear that fragments of the blasted rock, as
10       II,  XVI  |      and the Hansa except the fragments scattered on the shore.~
11       II,  XVII |     having been consumed, the fragments of the shipwrecked vessels
12       II,  XVIII|    the comet, the list of the fragments of the earth it had carried