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 1 II   | despatched to the Cape of Good Hope for the purpose of making
 2 III  |       of experiments. All must hope that some day America would
 3 XXVII|        in hopes now, but their hope was of but short duration,
 4 I    |   sufficiently protect us?”~“I hope so, Michel,” replied Barbicane
 5 III  |        confidence; so, full of hope, already sure of success,
 6 IX   |       the moon, and they might hope that at a nearer point the
 7 X    |   quenched Michel Ardan’s last hope.~The portion of the moon
 8 XV   |         In any case they might hope to be able to discover some
 9 XIX  |    moon; at that moment we may hope that its speed will be nil;
10 XXII |       more days of search, all hope was gone. This projectile