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 1   I,  3 |           for the word ether has long been used to denote that
 2   I,  3 |         the other elements would long ago have vanished.~However,
 3   I,  4 |   material. If this is broad and long, we often see a flame burning
 4   I,  5 |       appearances do not persist long, because the condensation
 5   I,  12|        have not been falling for long and that they were frozen
 6   I,  14|         inhabitants at all. So a long period of time is likely
 7   I,  14|    change is gradual and lasts a long time and men do not remember
 8   I,  14|   suppose that it suffices for a long time. We have seen that
 9  II,  2 |       are familiar with lives as long as it is fed, and the only
10  II,  2 |        of water does not take as long to dry up when it is spread
11  II,  2 |      might persist the whole day long while in the other it might
12  II,  2 |       are large which flow for a long distance through a lowying
13  II,  3 |          persists for ever or as long as this process goes on,
14  II,  8 | long-drawn cloud is seen, like a long very straight line. This
15  IV,  2 | connatural to the object, and as long as the ratio between them
16  IV,  9 |       stretch continuously for a long way are breakable, while
17  IV,  11|          of the kinds are hot as long as they are in their natural