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1        I,  VI  |       she had shifted very much nearer the earth, she could never
2        I,  VII |       star had approached still nearer the horizon, as though it
3        I,  X   |         unknown cause has drawn nearer to the sun.”~“No doubt about
4        I,  XXII| Although it was apparently much nearer to Gallia than the moon
5        I,  XXIV|     grew less, and as they drew nearer the pylone they could see
6       II,  VIII|        among planets, ten times nearer than any mortal eye had
7       II,  X   |        rejoicing in an approach nearer to Jupiter than any other
8       II,  XV  |    frailty of human nature. The nearer that Gallia approached the
9       II,  XVII|       may seem strange, but the nearer the critical moment approached,