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1        I,  IV   |       so strange and sudden a modification, that the eye of the most
2        I,  V    |    brought about an important modification of the earth’s rotation
3        I,  VIII |   solar rays; and unless some modification ensued, it seemed inevitable
4        I,  IX   |      had undergone a complete modification? To all these inquiries,
5        I,  XI   |      Africa had undergone any modification.~Both Timascheff and Servadac
6        I,  XXI  | undergone a certain degree of modification, but nothing could bring
7        I,  XXIII|      breath of wind, a slight modification of the temperature, not
8       II,  III  |    subject to some accidental modification, and the conjecture that
9       II,  XVI  | slight, though unaccountable, modification in the rate of motion; but