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 1        I,  V    |     had modified the rotary motion of the globe; or perhaps
 2        I,  VII  |     the sun in its apparent motion; yet it was neither Mercury
 3        I,  XXIV | twelve leagues an hour. The motion of their novel vehicle was
 4       II,  III  |     of the parabola.~5. The motion of the comet, as being retrograde,
 5       II,  X    |    name, are all of them in motion, and Gallia might have followed
 6       II,  XI   | flames, fanned by the rapid motion of their bearers, had much
 7       II,  XV   |     had been a telegraph in motion that had caught his eye.~“
 8       II,  XVI  | modification in the rate of motion; but whether the inhabitants
 9       II,  XVI  |   direct collision, her own motion would not be sensibly retarded,
10       II,  XVIII|   but the increased rate of motion was in no way perceptible;