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1 I     | dissolution, when an unexpected circumstance occurred to prevent so deplorable
2 IV    |     zenith. Now, by a fortunate circumstance, on the 4th of December
3 XVII  |     eyes.~Just at this moment a circumstance, the most unexpected, the
4 XXVIII|    announced.~But an unforeseen circumstance, viz., the detonation produced
5 II    |         from the earth. But one circumstance struck Barbicane, viz.,
6 VII   | mountains are rare. A favorable circumstance if, as they thought, the
7 X     |      miscarried by a fortuitous circumstance; and unless by some exceptional
8 XV    | Certainly,” said Nicholl, “that circumstance will be more favorable.