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 1        I,  V    |          the latter portion of its daily round. They were utterly
 2        I,  VII  | constellations made their apparent daily revolutions. To the solution
 3        I,  XXI  |          it could be available for daily use; and thus Mochel, the
 4        I,  XXII |          never be wanting, and the daily round of labor could go
 5        I,  XXIII|          that it formed one of the daily diversions to hunt them
 6       II,  IV   |            into wearing apparel. A daily course of out-door exercise
 7       II,  IV   |         population performed their daily avocations with systematic
 8       II,  V    |            in superintending their daily lessons, which he succeeded
 9       II,  X    |          periods of several years, daily eclipses of the sun must
10       II,  XIV  |         party began to make almost daily visits to the Hive, and
11       II,  XVI  |    Meanwhile, the earth’s disc was daily increasing in magnitude;