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 1 X   |       proposal by weight of his arguments.~He then violently attacked
 2 X   | individual.~In spite of all his arguments, however, Captain Nicholl
 3 X   |         the pains to refute the arguments of his rival.~Nicholl, driven
 4 XVI |         work, so persuasive the arguments of Barbicane’s dollars,
 5 XIX |       audience, “there are many arguments against the habitability
 6 XIX | antagonist hazarded any further arguments or not it is impossible
 7 XX  |         set aside this class of arguments in order to come to direct
 8 XX  |       be growing excited by the arguments of this singular personage.~“
 9 XXII|    situation, adding one or two arguments ad hominem.~“You see, old
10 XV  |         bristling with x. Their arguments were couched in language