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 1 I     |    small arms, met with little consideration. Artillerists always commanded
 2 IV    | considerable to be left out of consideration. In point of fact, in its
 3 VII   |     Nevertheless, after mature consideration, it has appeared to me that
 4 VIII  |          we must now take into consideration the metal to be employed.
 5 IX    |     POWDERS~There remained for consideration merely the question of powders.
 6 XIX   |     and undeserving of serious consideration. I am convinced that before
 7 XXVIII|  hypotheses come here into our consideration.~1. Either the attraction
 8 III   |   refraction is not taken into consideration,” said Barbicane. “But when
 9 IV    |     worthy friend; taking into consideration all the elements of the
10 VI    |         if we do not take into consideration the refraction produced
11 VI    |      take that refraction into consideration. Thus let <lower case delta>
12 VIII  |       different densities into consideration, it was easy to reckon that
13 XII   |    minds free from every other consideration. We are astronomers; and
14 XIV   |     pretend.”~“That would be a consideration,” said Michel.~Breakfast
15 XXI   |     latitude, and (taking into consideration the time that had elapsed,