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Sometimes also, when from lapse of time a huge mass is rolled forwards from the earth into some great and wide pool of water, the earth also is moved and shaken by the wave of water: just as a vessel sometimes cannot remain still, unless the water within it ceases to be moved about in waves to and fro.
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