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1   I,  13|   from themselves.~We find analogous views about the origin of
2  II,  2 | clearly look for something analogous in the case of water. But
3  II,  2 |  the case of the sun to be analogous! Really there is no similarity.
4  II,  2 |  than the source of water, analogous to the residual matter of
5  II,  3 |    case of things burnt is analogous. What heat fails to assimilate
6  II,  8 |    wind in the earth to be analogous to the tremors and throbbings
7  II,  8 |  and dying down. Something analogous to this happens on the sea-shore.
8  II,  9 |   and thunderbolts and all analogous phenomena move downwards
9  II,  9 | thunder. This collision is analogous, to compare small with great,