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 1 IV    |     December in the ensuing year the moon will present these
 2 IV    |     December of the ensuing year.~5th. It will meet the moon
 3 XXII  |     into madness during the year 1399, sometimes during the
 4 XXIV  |    October in the preceding year, after the close of the
 5 XXIV  |   triumphed. In less than a year after the commencement of
 6 XXV   |    sufficient rations for a year. These consisted of preserved
 7 XXV   | that is to say about once a year, could you not send us a
 8 XXVIII|    TO THE SECOND~During the year 186-, the whole world was
 9 XXVIII|    provided with food for a year, water for some months,
10 XXVIII|    January in the following year; for the moon entering its
11 III   |   travelers for more than a year. Barbicane wished to be
12 III   |  passage, and for the first year of their settlement on the