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 1 I     |          from those who were just making their debut in the profession
 2 II    |           Hope for the purpose of making there some astronomical
 3 XVIII |       sailors say, gesticulating, making free with everybody, biting
 4 XVIII |          I find an opportunity of making a tour in the moon, and
 5 XIX   |           must think twice before making the experiment. What would
 6 XX    |          of the unknown, had been making fearful efforts of self-control;
 7 XXI   |            and he was dreaming of making a more comfortable couch
 8 XXI   |     minutes, the two friends were making for the suburbs of Tampa
 9 XXVIII|           said projectile; for in making it a satellite of the moon,
10 I     |        Barbicane and Nicholl were making their last preparations.~
11 IV    |      devil!” cried the president, making a gesture of despair.~“What
12 XV    |            they passed their time making experiments, as if they
13 XV    |          like a bomb, but without making any noise in that void where
14 XVII  |  orography, a mountainous system, making it a world in itself. The
15 XX    | complimented his servant upon his making beds, and slept a peaceful
16 XX    |    happened?”~And the midshipman, making himself as it were the echo
17 XXI   |    objects to but one reflection, making the view consequently much