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 1 VII   |      feet in diameter.”~“Let me observe, however,” interrupted Major
 2 VII   |        Barbicane; “for you will observe that the question is not
 3 XIX   |   remarks:~“Gentlemen, you will observe that I have but slightly
 4 XXVIII|      Gun Club wished himself to observe the vehicle of his daring
 5 II    |       which would allow them to observe the earth direct. The disc,
 6 VI    |     roof of the projectile, “to observe the moon better,” he pretended.
 7 IX    | impossible for the travelers to observe the moon from that opening
 8 X     |       devoted all their time to observe that moon which they no
 9 XII   |         companions were able to observe the moon under the most
10 XVI   |          Only, I would have you observe, my worthy friend,” replied
11 XVII  |   Barbicane made his companions observe that the height of this
12 XVIII |         not inhabited.”~“Let us observe, my friends,” continued
13 XIX   |   Michel.~“When the time comes. Observe, my friends, that in the
14 XX    |  Mountains, had allowed them to observe the course of the famous
15 XXII  |  covering allowed the divers to observe the bottom of the sea. He