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Jules Verne
From the Earth to the Moon
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spectacle
   Chapter

 1 II  |    hall presented a curious spectacle. Its immense area was singularly
 2 III |    atmosphere? What kind of spectacle would its hidden hemisphere
 3 X   | presence so reprehensible a spectacle, and also to the towns in
 4 XV  |  have been surprised at the spectacle offered to his view.~At
 5 XV  |  exciting and a magnificent spectacle. The ground trembled, while
 6 XVI | counted upon witnessing the spectacle of the casting, and they
 7 III |  their eyes from this novel spectacle, of which no description
 8 XII |    could hardly see a finer spectacle, I think.”~“What would you
 9 XV  |  reproduce so magnificent a spectacle?~It was like the opening
10 XVII|    quite invisible. Another spectacle attracted their attention,
11 XVII|     flame. What a wonderful spectacle then, and now what decay!

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