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 1 XIII  | Barbicane had scarcely set his foot on shore when three thousand
 2 XIII  |          said he, stamping his foot on the summit of Stones
 3 XIV   |      the purpose of setting on foot the preliminary works by
 4 XVI   |   engineer were enabled to set foot on the iron sheet which
 5 XVIII | Barbicane was the first to set foot on deck, and in a voice
 6 XXIV  |     comparison with the 10,000 foot telescope proposed by the
 7 XXVIII|       judges. After setting on foot a public subscription, which
 8 VII   |     morning, all three were on foot. That day was to be the
 9 VII   |   Barbicane, stamping with his foot as if he was in a fencing
10 VIII  |        they will be scarcely a foot high.”~“Lilliputians!” ejaculated
11 XIX   |     morning, all three were on foot at the same instant.~The
12 XXII  |        J. T. Maston, as he set foot on the bridge of the corvette.~“
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