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1 II  |      calm, and returned to its accustomed circulation. Another effort
2 VII |        morning repast with his accustomed punctuality. They ate with
3 XIV |    gloomy space, without their accustomed cortege of rays, felt a
4 XV  |      The ether returned to its accustomed darkness; the stars, eclipsed
5 XVII|   walls. The glass resumed its accustomed appearance. The layers of
6 XVII|         Michel Ardan, with his accustomed ardor, maintained “the evidences”
7 XIX | servants to a moon whom we are accustomed to look upon as our own