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 1 VI  |      none, they were fairly at a loss for a reply.~Others again,
 2 VII | President Barbicane had, without loss of time, nominated a working
 3 VIII|     windage. So there will be no loss whatever of gas, and all
 4 VIII|      metal, we shall not be at a loss for choice.”~“Well, then,”
 5 XIII|           So, without a moment’s loss of time, he placed at the
 6 XXII|       anchor.~Without a moment’s loss of time a small boat put
 7 XXII|      Maston grieved much for the loss of his poor squirrel, and
 8 VIII|        they could not prove this loss of the projectile, a moment
 9 VIII|        scale would not show this loss; for the weight destined
10 VIII|          a just estimate of this loss.~We know that the attraction,
11 XIV |        Ardan, who was never at a loss. “We open the scuttle rapidly;
12 XIV |          expose ourselves to the loss of our thermometer, we will
13 XIX |          well console us for the loss of that inferior orb called