Part,  Chapter

1 1,4| imperfection of the performance, an error of five degrees, that it
2 1,4|             a degree, would give an error of three hundred miles in
3 1,4|           exact position. ~But this error would not influence the
4 2,9|         with so much skill that his error did not exceed five degrees. ~"
5 2,7|           indeed, by a providential error of the French geographer,
6 3,6|         replied gravely, "Sir, your error was in supposing that the
7 3,6|            retains our esteem. Your error is one that we may admire,