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 1 II   |     the purpose of my present proposal.”~A storm of acclamations
 2 IX   |  silence followed this triple proposal; it was at last broken by
 3 X    |     and resolved to crush the proposal by weight of his arguments.~
 4 XVIII|   character of reality to the proposal. They must get some clearer
 5 XVIII|     informed the crowd of the proposal of Michel Ardan. His words
 6 XIX  |     of applause followed this proposal, the author of which was,
 7 XXI  | Indeed I have so attractive a proposal to make to the two rivals,
 8 XXI  |       you, accept frankly the proposal I am going to make to you.”~“
 9 XXI  |    two rivals, on this sudden proposal, looked steadily at each
10 XXII |   necessary here to mention a proposal of J. T. Maston’s. When
11 XXII |      and Nicholl accepted the proposal of Michel Ardan, he determined
12 XIV  |  ourselves up a little.”~This proposal meeting with no contradiction,
13 Not  |     was the first engineering proposal >for space travel, using