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 1 XVIII|       ship Atlanta— when did she leave Europe? Had she on board
 2 XVIII|         information too exact to leave room for the smallest remaining
 3 XVIII|         than the rest, would not leave the deck of the Atlanta.
 4 I    |     Barbicane, and Nicholl, took leave of the numerous friends
 5 I    |          precise moment we shall leave our spheroid. Thus we still
 6 III  |          appear. Diana would not leave off howling. They found,
 7 III  | projectile as if he was never to leave it. One must remember that
 8 V    |        poor Diana, that you will leave no progeny in the lunar
 9 VII  |    gravely.~“To ask for means to leave a country,” added Michel, “
10 XVII |        yards. They did not again leave the scuttles, and noted
11 XX   |      Bronsfield was preparing to leave the watch and return to
12 XXII |          as it was regretting to leave the spot where the catastrophe
13 XXIII|      American shores, would they leave the Union without having