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 1   I,  3 |      the centre and round it we get earth and water, the heaviest
 2   I,  4 |     breadth and depth alike, we get what are called shooting-stars.~
 3   I,  5 |      air is transient.~"Chasms" get their appearance of depth
 4   I,  6 |        because it is slowest to get clear of the sun and has
 5   I,  6 |     some of the fixed stars too get a tail. For this we must
 6   I,  9 |    called a barren cloud. So we get a circular process that
 7   I,  12|    formed and there is hail. We get hail when the process of
 8   I,  13|        the sea. So these places get full of water, and this,
 9  II,  2 |       But at this rate we shall get the proverbial rivers flowing
10  II,  3 |        preference to fish. They get the salt from the spring.
11  II,  3 |      part of Sicily. There they get a salt and acid water which
12  II,  8 |       these enters the earth we get an earthquake attended by
13 III,  1 |          that is, less rare, we get a hurricane. The fact that
14 III,  1 |   result corresponds to what we get when the opposite development
15 III,  1 |      out in the cloud itself we get a thunderbolt. If the exhalation
16 III,  1 |         cases, but we sometimes get direct evidence as well,
17 III,  3 |        is not yet in a state to get the better of the heat it
18 III,  4 |      are fully formed water. We get a rainbow, too, if a man
19  IV,  1 | qualities in the environment to get the better of. Hence, the
20  IV,  3 |       the fire are the first to get dry and consequently get
21  IV,  3 |        get dry and consequently get more intensely dry. In this
22  IV,  3 |     process. For then we should get too much heat for no effect
23  IV,  7 |         animal having failed to get the better of it and digest
24  IV,  7 |         of drying. Water cannot get into it, for the pores were