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 1 XIII |      repress their admiration on finding themselves in the presence
 2 XXV  |         the possibility of their finding the moon absolutely barren.
 3 II   |         Nicholl was reassured by finding that the hemorrhage came
 4 III  |          hunt a long time before finding him in one of the upper
 5 IX   |        opinion on the subject of finding out this deviation?”~“Speak.”~“
 6 XIX  |   Certainly,” said Michel Ardan, finding himself alone, “these practical
 7 XX   |        who would have thought of finding such a depth so near in
 8 XX   | Susquehanna, had for its aim the finding of a favorable spot for
 9 XXII |         must give up all idea of finding it.~But J. T. Maston would
10 XXIII|      from one town to the other, finding whole populations at table