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 1 VI    |        and that, supposing the double effect to be continued to
 2 IX    |        timid; and I propose to double his 800,000 pounds of powder.”~“
 3 XV    |      transport would have been double that of material. It appeared
 4 XIX   | amphibious creatures possess a double existence very difficult
 5 XXVIII|       miles.~It ended with the double hypothesis: either the attraction
 6 II    |        the president.~And this double hypothesis suggested by
 7 XVIII |    with luminous gleams in the double irradiation of sun and moon,
 8 XVIII |   Barbicane. “The problem is a double one, and requires a double
 9 XVIII |     double one, and requires a double solution. Is the moon habitable?
10 XIX   |      immovable on this line of double attraction——”~“I prefer
11 Not   |    spaces. >I also switched to double space between sentences. &