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1        0,  Int |      have been obliterated by centuries of time. At least, of the
2        I,  XI  |       a spot to which for six centuries and more his countrymen
3        I,  XIX |       reach to the age of two centuries; and he congratulated him
4        I,  XXII|   last for years, perhaps for centuries?”~“But we must not mind,
5       II,  VIII|      thousands of millions of centuries back. Uranus, revolving
6       II,  VIII|      many hundred millions of centuries. Jupiter, the colossal planet,
7       II,  VIII|     be reckoned as 70,000,000 centuries old. Mars has existed for
8       II,  IX  | contact would ensue, and many centuries would elapse before such
9       II,  X   |  something less than nineteen centuries for light to reach it, and