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 1 IV |                     CHAPTER IV~REPLY FROM THE OBSERVATORY OF
 2 IV |       of the enterprise. Their reply once ascertained, they could
 3 IV |        So, after two days, the reply so impatiently awaited was
 4 IV |        was judged expedient to reply as follows:~ The questions
 5 VI |    were fairly at a loss for a reply.~Others again, belonging
 6 X  |        contain himself at this reply; threw out hints of cowardice;
 7 X  |     following superbly laconic reply:~ “BALTIMORE, October 19.~“
 8 XIX|    confine myself to saying in reply, ‘I do not know whether
 9 XIX|      are not inhabited one may reply: You might be perfectly
10 XX |       Meeting at first with no reply, he repeated his question
11 XX |      not coming back!”~At this reply, almost sublime in its very
12 XXI| despair.~For once Ardan had no reply to make, he and Maston resuming
13 VI |       help smiling at Michel’s reply; then, returning to his