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 1   I,  4|  whether the "shooting" of a "star" is the same thing as when
 2   I,  4| another caught fire. Or is a "star" when it "shoots" a single
 3   I,  6|      observed the fact. For a star in the thigh of the Dog
 4   I,  7|     equally on every side the star is said to be fringed, if
 5   I,  7|       still we seem to have a star standing still. We may compare
 6   I,  7|      gathers in relation to a star the comet necessarily appears
 7   I,  7| follow the same course as the star. But when the comet is formed
 8   I,  7|      the sun, but to the very star it is alleged to accompany-in
 9   I,  8|     if the motion of a single star excites a flame, that of
10   I,  8|      an affection of a single star here forms in the same way