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1        I,  XVII |     of January, the distance traveled by the planet (hypothet-ically
2        I,  XVII |    000 leagues, the distance traveled in February was only 59,—
3        I,  XVII |  speed diminish by which she traveled along her orbit; facts to
4        I,  XVIII|   Negrete, and he, as having traveled somewhat more than the rest,
5        I,  XXIV |     Kepler’s second law, had traveled along her orbit during the
6        I,  XXIV |    found that they must have traveled close upon a hundred leagues
7       II,  IV   | carrier pigeon, the distance traveled by Gallia in April was 39,
8       II,  IX   |     earth would have already traveled 2,300,000 miles from the
9       II,  XVI  |      in magnitude; the comet traveled 50,000,000 leagues during