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 1 XVIII |  journey? and, if such a person really existed, he must be an idiot,
 2 XIX   |         name; distance does not really exist!’”~“Hurrah!” cried
 3 XX    |           The men of science.”~“Really?”~“Really.”~“Sir,” replied
 4 XX    |         of science.”~“Really?”~“Really.”~“Sir,” replied Michel, “
 5 XX    |       your only argument; and a really scientific man might be
 6 XX    |        are most agreeable!”~“It really is too much!” cried Michel
 7 XXI   |         his second self; if you really must kill some one, shoot
 8 XXII  |     what I say in bad part; but really, between ourselves, you
 9 XXVIII|    across her silvery disc, and really the worthy man remained
10 II    |      for the car.~“Well, are we really moving?” repeated Michel
11 III   |        said Michel Ardan, “I am really sorry that we did not start
12 VIII  |       they felt that weight was really wanting to their bodies.
13 XIII  | polished. These colors belonged really to the lunar disc, and did
14 XIV   |        by the frightful cold.”~“Really!”~“You will feel as if you
15 XVII  |      the amiable fellow did not really see that which his two companions
16 XVII  |      this incomparable mountain really is, with all the projections
17 XVIII |         been equal, as they are really so?”~“Because that equality
18 XVIII |   Michel. “Ah! I breathe again. Really I was frightened to hear