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 1 XVI  |     on the iron sheet which lay level upon the summit of
 2 XXI  |    while his unloaded rifle lay beside him on the ground.~
 3 XXII |   midst of the vessels that lay there at anchor.~Without
 4 XXVII|    Men, women children, all lay prostrate like ears of corn
 5 I    | quickly put out the gas and lay down by his companions,
 6 II   |     the water, three bodies lay apparently lifeless. Barbicane,
 7 V    |    the spot where Satellite lay. He rose, saying:~“My good
 8 IX   |    soon the reinstated disc lay on steel plugs, like a table
 9 XII  |      and in all directions, lay the luminous lines, all
10 XIII |     right, on the contrary, lay a black hollow resembling
11 XVII |   this moment, to the left, lay extended one of the finest
12 XXIII| established? Will they ever lay the foundation of a traveling