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troops 1
trophies 1
tropical 4
trouble 10
troubled 4
troubles 2
troublesome 1
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10 succession
10 supposing
10 surrounding
10 trouble
10 try
10 tube
10 twenty-five
Jules Verne
From the Earth to the Moon
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trouble
   Chapter

 1 XIV |         with which the Americans trouble themselves but little. They
 2 XX  |          expedition! We need not trouble ourselves about you!”~“Pray
 3 IV  | observatory had not saved us the trouble.”~“Very well, old Barbicane,”
 4 VII |         have had a great deal of trouble to bury him? What am I saying?
 5 IX  |       pieces were fitted without trouble, it being only a matter
 6 XV  |     anxieties— that they did not trouble themselves about such trifles—
 7 XVII|     Barbicane recognized without trouble, by referring to the Mappa
 8 XXI |     hoisted up, not without some trouble, the imprudent secretary
 9 XXII|        so. Food and water do not trouble me; they have enough for
10 Not |         was going to be a lot of trouble, >and might be a perversion

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