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 1 I     |        returned Colonel Blomsberry.~“Go and propose it to the President
 2 I     |         members of the Gun Club, and go and bury myself in the prairies
 3 IV    |              this 4th of December to go by, they will not find the
 4 VI    |              To such they answered, “Go into your dining-room, and
 5 VI    |            yourself.” And they would go away delighted.~So, then
 6 IX    |            the major, “these figures go to prove that the quantity
 7 XI    |              Florida has only one. I go in, therefore, for Florida
 8 XVII  | cylindro-conical projectile. I shall go inside. Shall arrive by
 9 XVIII |           have better information to go by. The telegraph must complete
10 XVIII |              are quite determined to go.”~“Quite decided.”~“Nothing
11 XX    |           useless even to science!”~“Go on, my dear unknown, for
12 XXI   |         saying, “Have you seen a man go into the wood, armed with
13 XXI   |                said Maston.~“We must go into the wood, at the risk
14 XXI   |              his adversary!”~“Let us go to him,” said Michel Ardan, “
15 XXI   |      presence of Barbicane.”~“Let us go in search of him then!”
16 XXI   |             that his projectile will go straight to the moon?”~“
17 XXI   |           agree; but I suggest this: Go with me, and so see whether
18 XXII  |              for his projectile, and go far to annihilate altogether
19 XXII  |          Nothing now remained but to go!~Two days later Michel Ardan
20 XXIII |           Maston.~“Since I am not to go,” said the brave artillerist, “
21 XXVI  |           dear president.~“Can I not go?” he said, “there is still
22 XXVIII|            alarm. Was it possible to go to the aid of these bold
23 XXVIII|          telescope; he never let her go for an instant out of his
24 I     |        Nicholl is not there, it will go to his heirs.”~“Ah, you
25 II    |            undone, and the bolts let go, the plate fell down, and
26 III   |             reason why we should not go to breakfast.”~Indeed the
27 V     |           its destination, a balloon go where it pleases, why cannot
28 V     |      admitting that the sun does not go out, might it not happen
29 VII   |              there were no points to go by.~He hoped, however, that
30 VII   |               it is all very well to go to the moon, but how to
31 VII   |           the moon, and we need only go 8,000 leagues in order to
32 XIX   |           that if lightened it would go much quicker.”~“Slower.”~“
33 XIX   |             Barbicane.~“I propose to go to sleep.”~“What a motion!”
34 XIX   |            one to his taste; I shall go to sleep.” And stretching
35 XXI   |             Major Elphinstone should go straight to San Francisco,
36 XXI   |           Into the Pacific!”~“Let us go!”~A quarter of an hour after
37 XXII  |          quick, quick!”~And they did go quick. They fitted up the
38 XXII  |             never let the projectile go if it once succeeded in
39 XXIII |           the solar world? Will they go from one planet to another,