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 1 IV  |   entirely at their disposal in respect of all questions of theoretical
 2 VI  |     that was to be said in this respect. Every one knew that this
 3 VII | ancestors have achieved in this respect. I don’t mean to pretend
 4 XIV | enclosed with palisades; and in respect of energy and activity,
 5 XIX |        a world must be in every respect superior to ourselves. All
 6 XX  |        apart, I have a profound respect for men of science who do
 7 XXI |         treat an adversary with respect; rest assureed if Barbicane
 8 II  |        correct. The earth, with respect to the projectile, was entering
 9 III |      the gas, which is in every respect a good economy.”~Indeed,
10 XIII|        it, he coincided in that respect with Julius Schmidt.~“Why,”
11 XIV |      The inconvenience, in that respect, is the same for the two