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 1 II  |   bring this rapid sketch to a close, I will only add that a
 2 V   |   again to 21,000 feet.~At the close of the eighteenth century
 3 VIII|      to make objections at the close. I have no fear of them.
 4 XII |  credit of the Gun Club at the close of the subscription.~Russia
 5 XIV |      to drain it off, so as to close up the orifice from whence
 6 XIV |   single instant. Keeping ever close by the work of excavation,
 7 XXIV|      preceding year, after the close of the subscription, the
 8 XXIV|       of the works, toward the close of September, the gigantic
 9 I   |       the projectile, began to close the opening by means of
10 X   |     instant’s rest. Could they close their eyes when so near
11 XII |     sufficiently near to allow close observation. This mountain
12 XX  |      December was drawing to a close in a magnificent night.~
13 XX  | weather in which to bring to a close his delicate operations
14 XX  |     bowsprit, which it smashed close to the stem, and buried
15 Not |  throughout, although they are close enough that Verne must have
16 Not |        over and left it there. Close enough for fiction, but
17 Not |       distinguishable open and close doublequotes. >The book