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Page 36
... less than a hundred miles distant ? ' " That sounded reasonable , yet I asked . him how it was that it had never been seen with the naked eye . 66 " Simpler still , ' he answered , ' because this little planet is less than ten miles in ...
... less than a hundred miles distant ? ' " That sounded reasonable , yet I asked . him how it was that it had never been seen with the naked eye . 66 " Simpler still , ' he answered , ' because this little planet is less than ten miles in ...
Page 186
... less than 88,000 tons ; while the Elswick gun has an energy of about 34,600 tons , or less than one - half . Cannon of larger caliber have been built from time to time for the armament of various European powers . A gun built for the ...
... less than 88,000 tons ; while the Elswick gun has an energy of about 34,600 tons , or less than one - half . Cannon of larger caliber have been built from time to time for the armament of various European powers . A gun built for the ...
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... less about the faults of others . Our thoughts about others are of less im- portance than our thoughtfulness for others . The difference between a strong will and a strong won't : The first is firmness ; the sec- ond , obstinacy . After ...
... less about the faults of others . Our thoughts about others are of less im- portance than our thoughtfulness for others . The difference between a strong will and a strong won't : The first is firmness ; the sec- ond , obstinacy . After ...
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