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1        I,  VI  |  disc evidently of gigantic dimensions, shed its rays upon the
2        I,  VIII|   decipher. In the apparent dimensions of the fixed stars, in their
3        I,  XII |   sun’s disc to the precise dimensions which it would assume to
4        I,  XV  | sphere of extremely limited dimensions, and there could be little
5        I,  XX  |   disc was lessening in its dimensions, and although at midday
6        I,  XXII|   planets are of such small dimensions that a good walker might
7       II,  IV  |    having the insignificant dimensions of his comet pointed out
8       II,  VI  |    cabin was of most meager dimensions. In one corner of the compartment
9       II,  VIII|    began to assume enormous dimensions, and it almost seemed as