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 1 III |           no true Yankee would have allowed even the semblance of a
 2 XV  |             an angle of 25 degrees, allowed the metal to flow into the
 3 XXIV|              an ingenious mechanism allowed it to be easily worked toward
 4 XXV |        numerous; and had Ardan been allowed to follow his own wishes,
 5 I   |   deplorable admission! I beg to be allowed to get out!”~“And how?”
 6 I   |             coat. “I only ask to be allowed to pay.”~“Come, Nicholl.
 7 IV  |             a Chinese puzzle, which allowed one to obtain all sorts
 8 VII |            forbidden.”~Michel Ardan allowed himself to be convinced
 9 IX  |            opening left in the disc allowed them to light the match
10 XIV |             you want?”~“I ask to be allowed to continue the explanation.”~“
11 XV  | habitability of the moon.~Barbicane allowed himself to be carried away
12 XX  |            the Rocky Mountains, had allowed them to observe the course
13 XX  |         Bronsfield; “and if it were allowed, half of the earth’s inhabitants
14 XXII|            this impervious covering allowed the divers to observe the