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 1 IV   |     an experiment, and to be prepared to set to work at the moment
 2 IX   |    or fulminating cotton, is prepared with great facility by simply
 3 XXII |   hollow projectile had been prepared for this curious experiment.
 4 III  |    precious cakes of Liebig, prepared from the best parts of the
 5 III  |   plentiful supper carefully prepared. No accident of any nature
 6 V    | while Michel, quite grieved, prepared to launch his dog into space.
 7 XIV  |     no contradiction, Michel prepared the repast in a few minutes.
 8 XIV  |      one, and then Barbicane prepared to use it.~“How shall we
 9 XVIII| possession of the continents prepared to receive it, and certainly
10 XXII |     Diving-dresses were also prepared, which through this impervious