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 1 VI    |          is in her first or last quarter, when she makes with the
 2 IX    |          reduce this mass to one quarter of its bulk. You know that
 3 XXVI  |         round Stones Hill. Every quarter of an hour the railway brought
 4 XXVIII|          having entered her last quarter.~This projectile has not
 5 XXVIII|       the moon entering its last quarter on the 11th, would then
 6 I     |    captain. Well, before another quarter of an hour you will have
 7 II    | forgotten themselves more than a quarter of an hour, when Barbicane
 8 XII   |       the phase between the last quarter and the new moon, because
 9 XIII  |          earth, between the last quarter and the new moon, when the
10 XIII  |      reduced by the glasses to a quarter of a mile. It seemed as
11 XIV   |        exemplary docility; and a quarter of an hour after, draw it
12 XX    |       The moon, then in her last quarter, was beginning to rise above
13 XXI   |         Pacific!”~“Let us go!”~A quarter of an hour after the two