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1   I,  4 |     inflammable material is longer than it is broad sometimes
2   I,  14|    necessarily marshy for a longer time since the water always
3  II,  3 |  and some day will exist no longer, but will dry up as some
4  II,  3 |    facts. But we have dwelt longer on this point than it deserves.~
5  II,  6 |  the sun shines on the east longer, whereas it leaves the west
6 III,  5 | time of the day, but in the longer days from the spring to
7 III,  6 | become water, but it can no longer do so: nor are they, like
8  IV,  11|   that state they are so no longer. For what is left of them