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perfected 2
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perfection 10
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perform 2
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Jules Verne
From the Earth to the Moon
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perfection
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 1 I   |     retained a higher degree of perfection than theirs, but that they
 2 II  |         been constructed with a perfection which equals, if it does
 3 II  |       of a telescope brought to perfection by means of internal lighting,
 4 II  |     years, and what a degree of perfection firearms of every kind have
 5 V   |     instruments of still higher perfection searched the moon without
 6 VII | instruments have acquired great perfection; with certain instruments
 7 XIX |         in order to attain such perfection, is the mere trifle of having
 8 XXII|      plans would ensure greater perfection for his projectile, and
 9 XXIV|        reached a high degree of perfection, and produced some magnificent
10 XXII|        any. But in spite of the perfection of the machinery, in spite

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