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 1 I    |          the honor to inform his colleagues~that, at the meeting of
 2 II   |        that he would not put his colleagues to discomfort without some
 3 II   | commenced as follows:~“My brave, colleagues, too long already a paralyzing
 4 II   |       some months past, my brave colleagues,” continued Barbicane, “
 5 II   |          one among you, my brave colleagues, who has not seen the Moon,
 6 II   |         have the honor, my brave colleagues, to propose a trial of this
 7 III  |          a few more words to his colleagues, for by his gestures he
 8 III  |        the hands of his faithful colleagues into the arms of a no less
 9 IV   |       care was to reassemble his colleagues in the board-room of the
10 VII  |       Aluminum?” cried his three colleagues in chorus.~“Unquestionably,
11 VIII | discussion was renewed.~“My dear colleagues,” said Barbicane, without
12 IX   |           Barbicane and his bold colleagues, to whom nothing seemed
13 XI   |          called a meeting of his colleagues, and laid before them a
14 XV   |       the run.~Barbicane and his colleagues, perched on a neighboring
15 XVI  |        of August, Barbicane, his colleagues, and the engineer were enabled
16 XVIII|      called together such of his colleagues as were at the moment in
17 XVIII|           assemble your friends, colleagues, the whole town, all Florida,
18 XIX  |        of the initiated, his own colleagues for instance. He might as
19 XX   |         moon.”~Barbicane and his colleagues devoured with their eyes
20 VII  |          with our former earthly colleagues, that will not be difficult.”~“