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 1 IV    |        13m. 20sec. before the arrival of the moon at the point
 2 XVIII |       assigned for his speedy arrival, all combined to impart
 3 XVIII | telegram.”~“I waited for your arrival. But,” asked Barbicane again, “
 4 XIX   |       heat while awaiting the arrival of the Frenchman. Of this
 5 XXVIII|  seconds. Consequently, their arrival on the lunar disc could
 6 IX    |  remained to be realized, the arrival of the projectile at its
 7 IX    |     of deadening the shock of arrival. Happily, Barbicane, not
 8 XX    |       another officer, “their arrival cannot be doubted. The projectile
 9 XXI   |     on that point.~But on the arrival of Blomsberry’s dispatch,
10 XXI   |   rushed toward them on their arrival.~“What shall we do?” they