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 1 XIX  |             few hours, thanks to the help of the shipping in port,
 2 XIX  |              in fine, that we cannot help recognizing in nature a
 3 III  |         heavily loaded, they were to help lessen the fall of the projectile,
 4 IV   |              two Americans could not help laughing.~“Fine talent that,”
 5 V    |      Barbicane and Nicholl could not help laughing at this ridiculous
 6 VI   |           heat.”~Barbicane could not help smiling at Michel’s reply;
 7 VIII |         prepare some tea destined to help the absorption of a dozen
 8 XII  |             s observations.~With the help of Boeer and Moedler’s Mappa
 9 XVIII|      Barbicane and Nicholl could not help laughing at their companion’
10 XXI  |       fearful cries.~Belfast called. Help was brought, tackle was
11 XXII | grappling-irons once fixed, by their help they were sure to raise
12 XXII |         While they were hastening to help them, what were Barbicane
13 XXII |      direction indicated, and by the help of their glasses saw that