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 1 XIX  |      does not really exist!’”~“Hurrah!” cried one voice (need
 2 XIX  |      the plane of its orbit!”~“Hurrah!” roared an energetic voice, “
 3 XXI  |       was not before Nicholl.~“Hurrah! bravo! hip! hip! hurrah!”
 4 XXI  |       Hurrah! bravo! hip! hip! hurrah!” cried Michel, giving a
 5 XXIII|    voice shouting a boisterous hurrah.~Presently afterward the
 6 XXV  |       on some appointed day?”~“Hurrah! hurrah!” cried J. T. Matson; “
 7 XXV  |       appointed day?”~“Hurrah! hurrah!” cried J. T. Matson; “what
 8 XXVII|       up with frenzied cries. “Hurrah for Ardan! Hurrah for Barbicane!
 9 XXVII|      cries. “Hurrah for Ardan! Hurrah for Barbicane! Hurrah for
10 XXVII|   Ardan! Hurrah for Barbicane! Hurrah for Nicholl!” rose to the
11 II   |    between the earth and us!”~“Hurrah! hurrah!” exclaimed Michel
12 II   |        earth and us!”~“Hurrah! hurrah!” exclaimed Michel Ardan
13 VII  |    with a confident and joyous hurrah.~The moon was advancing
14 VII  |        propulsion than that.”~“Hurrah!” exclaimed Michel; “these
15 VII  |        the earth and the moon! Hurrah for J. T. Maston!”~It is
16 VII  |     are unanimously elected!”~“Hurrah! hurrah! hurrah! for President
17 VII  | unanimously elected!”~“Hurrah! hurrah! hurrah! for President Barbicane,”
18 VII  |     elected!”~“Hurrah! hurrah! hurrah! for President Barbicane,”
19 VIII | saluted the line with a triple hurrah. The influence of these
20 XVII |        was saluted by a triple hurrah. With its light it also