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 1 I     |            circular couched in the following terms:~ BALTIMORE, October
 2 III   |    comparative tranquility.~On the following day, thanks to the telegraphic
 3 IV    |   Barbicane.~It was couched in the following terms:~The Director of the
 4 V     |        gradual condensation; then, following the immutable laws of mechanics,
 5 V     |       other molecules of the mass, following the example of this central
 6 VIII  |         answer such questions. The following evening the discussion was
 7 VIII  |         good friend; and, in fact, following this proportion for a projectile
 8 VIII  |      minute or two he declared the following result:~“The cannon will
 9 VIII  |        their third meeting for the following evening.~
10 IX    |     committee when they met on the following evening.~The first speaker
11 X     |        suddenly intensified by the following incident:~We have seen what
12 X     |       sealed packet containing the following superbly laconic reply:~ “
13 XII   | subscriptions were received at the following banks in the different states
14 XII   | considerable capital, of which the following is a statement:~ United
15 XII   |      latest by the 15th of October following, and the cannon delivered
16 XIII  |         Coldspring factory.~On the following day, the four fellow-travelers
17 XIV   |  detachment of workmen; and on the following day the whole town of huts
18 XV    |          the central well.~The day following that on which the works
19 XV    |            metal was fixed for the following day.~“This fete of the casting
20 XVIII |         put point-blank to him the following question: “Is the person
21 XVIII |          requesting answers to the following queries:~“About the ship
22 XIX   |           A MONSTER MEETING~On the following day Barbicane, fearing that
23 XIX   |            himself with adding the following remarks:~“Gentlemen, you
24 XX    |       excitement had subsided, the following words were heard uttered
25 XXVIII|             or,~2. The projectile, following an immutable law, will continue
26 XXVIII|           the 3d of January in the following year; for the moon entering
27 XXVIII|     insufficient to allow of their following the course of the projectile.~
28 XXVIII|           a circular one, and that following an elliptical orbit round
29 II    |       zenith. Its absence drew the following remark from Ardan:~“And
30 VII   |            projectile, obstinately following them. Diana howled lugubriously
31 XII   |           on terrestrial maps. The following is the reason of this anomaly.
32 XIII  |     twilight on her surface; night following day and day following night
33 XIII  |        night following day and day following night with the suddenness
34 XIV   |          which, instead of rigidly following its course, has awkwardly
35 XIV   |          have thrown out are still following us.”~“Why not?” asked Nicholl.~“
36 XV    |         and that it had shifted by following an almost concentric curve.~
37 XVI   |      afternoon. The projectile was following its curvilinear direction
38 XX    |            off the American coast, following that long peninsula which
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