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 1 XI    |           a claim in favor of its situation.~In Texas, on the contrary,
 2 XXI   |          shot?”~There was in “the situation” somewhat of the ridiculous,
 3 XXII  |          to resign himself to the situation, adding one or two arguments
 4 XXVIII|          would not admit that the situation was desperate— he alone
 5 III   |     French refrain to enliven the situation.~Barbicane observed with
 6 VI    | enthusiastic. The projectile, its situation, its direction, incidents
 7 VII   |           not be altered; for the situation would have been terrible
 8 VIII  |         the nadir.~Such was their situation; and Barbicane clearly explained
 9 IX    |           blazed with fire.~Their situation began to make them uneasy.~“
10 XI    |        their formation, but their situation and aspect remind one of
11 XV    |         Imagine, if possible, the situation of the travelers! It is
12 XXI   |          Bronsfield, “we have our situation exact— 27@ 7’ north latitude
13 XXII  |          order to reconnoiter the situation of his courageous friends.~