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 1   I,  6 |      that below it many times as large, it is impossible for the
 2   I,  6 |         arc above the horizon is large and that below it small.
 3   I,  12|          on water). In that case large drops are formed by the
 4   I,  12|      they could not have been so large when frozen.~Some think
 5   I,  12|         where the hailstones are large, the cause of their freezing
 6   I,  12|         Now those hailstones are large which are angular in shape.
 7   I,  12|        fall. For the same reason large raindrops do not fall thickly.
 8   I,  13| perennial where the reservoir is large and so enough water has
 9   I,  13|      comes up sweet water over a large area, not all of it together
10   I,  14|         whole countries and on a large scale.~Men whose outlook
11  II,  1 |        and the reason why such a large mass of water is salt and
12  II,  1 |         is never found on such a large scale.~Again, there are
13  II,  2 |        out a cup of water over a large table. This is the case
14  II,  2 |      again. And those rivers are large which flow for a long distance
15  II,  4 |        moved by the fall of some large object without flowing from
16  IV,  7 |          for the pores were only large enough to admit of vapour
17  IV,  9 |     division and separation into large parts, comminution into