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 1 XXVIII|     passage in ninety-seven hours, thirteen minutes, and twenty seconds.
 2 I     |        earth.”~“Twenty-six minutes thirteen seconds,” replied the methodical
 3 I     |          the captain. “We’ve still thirteen minutes and a half.”~“That
 4 II    |            o’clock, and it is only thirteen minutes since we left the
 5 II    |         American continent.”~“Only thirteen minutes?” said Barbicane.~“
 6 V     |          can understand how, after thirteen minutes only, we met the
 7 VIII  |         the sun, if its density is thirteen hundred and twenty-four
 8 IX    | accomplished in ninety-seven hours thirteen minutes and twenty seconds;
 9 IX    |            the 1st of December, at thirteen minutes and twenty-five
10 XIV   |          It is the earth, which is thirteen times greater than the diminutive
11 XIV   |            and which sheds a light thirteen times greater than that