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concerning it ; why the Earth malt be a Globe; Day, Night, a KI
the Salons, how produced; on the Celeftial Globe; Origin and
Ole of the Coultetlations; thole ufeful in Navigation ; Equiti=es;
Zodiac; Equation of Time; Ufe of timekeepers, he. '
at. Oa the Moots, her Motion and Echoes; Horizontal and
Harveft Moon on the Cade of 'fides in the Air, and Sea; oa
Currents,.

Rs. Ayr ao,roser combined, Newtonian Doctrine refpealre the
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