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 1 XIX  |     existence very difficult of explanation; that certain denizens of
 2 XX   |         This was the scientific explanation at the time of the facts;
 3 XX   |      There is no other possible explanation of the facts.”~“But is this
 4 II   |       of his native planet.~The explanation given by President Barbicane
 5 III  |   curious but certainly correct explanation once given, the three friends
 6 V    |   leagues’ distance.”~“And this explanation is the more probable,” added
 7 XII  |         stranded for want of an explanation.”~“Yes,” replied Barbicane; “
 8 XIII |        they regain them.”~“Your explanation is ingenious, my dear companion,”
 9 XIV  | Barbicane gave his friends some explanation of the causes and the consequences
10 XIV  |         allowed to continue the explanation.”~“And why?”~“To prove that
11 XV   |     Ardan, always ready with an explanation, gave it as his opinion
12 XVIII|           My brave Michel, your explanation is not bad; but your comet