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Jules Verne
From the Earth to the Moon
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 1 III  | vociferations which the American language is capable of supplying.
 2 IV   |       the earth; in astronomical language, it is at one time in apogee,
 3 XVIII|          a farce, or, in plainer language a humbug.~One question,
 4 XXIV |        Missouri.~Neither pen nor language can describe the difficulties
 5 XXVI |     represented there; and every language might be heard spoken at
 6 IV   |   clearest, and the most logical language to those who know how to
 7 VI   |   replied Barbicane; “in popular language the mean distance from the
 8 XV   |        arguments were couched in language which made Michel jump.
 9 XIX  |      with which the astronomers’ language is enriched, if the projectile
10 XXIII|    vociferations of the American language, the train left the platform

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