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 1 IV   | without delay, to commence the works necessary for such an experiment,
 2 XIII |     there been such a sale for works like “Bertram’s Travels
 3 XIII |        fresh editions of these works.~Barbicane had something
 4 XIV  |        on foot the preliminary works by the aid of the people
 5 XIV  |  system of discipline, and the works were commenced in most perfect
 6 XIV  |        pass. Nevertheless, the works advanced regularly, as the
 7 XV   |     excavation the preparatory works of the casting had been
 8 XV   |    quality for all engineering works requiring great resisting
 9 XV   |    following that on which the works of the masonry and boring
10 XVII | TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH~The great works undertaken by the Gun Club
11 XXIV |        the commencement of the works, toward the close of September,
12 XXV  |        within two miles of the works.~Even in November they feared
13 XII  |       undertaken these immense works and dug these enormous holes
14 XVIII|      and always the geological works of nature, never the work