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 1 XXVIII|          It ended with the double hypothesis: either the attraction of
 2 XXVIII|       mechanical laws.~One single hypothesis of the observers of Long’
 3 II    |        president.~And this double hypothesis suggested by his companions
 4 II    |       thousand dollars. But a new hypothesis presents itself to my mind,
 5 II    |           Barbicane quickly.~“The hypothesis that, for some reason or
 6 II    |     exclaimed Michel Ardan, “that hypothesis is not worthy of my brain!
 7 V     |          wisdom. But there is one hypothesis that would suit me better
 8 VI    |           there any truth in this hypothesis?” asked Michel.~“None whatever,”
 9 IX    |         of attraction. One single hypothesis remained to be realized,
10 IX    |           line; and here a fourth hypothesis, big with all the terrors
11 XVIII |    visible. There remains but one hypothesis, that of a living race to
12 XVIII |       into an indefinite field of hypothesis. Barbicane sought to restrain
13 XIX   | attraction——”~“I prefer the other hypothesis, whatever it may be,” interrupted