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 1 XVIII |    replied the orator. “Have you altered the plans of the projectile
 2 XXVIII|          projectile was slightly altered. It was made of a cylindro-conical
 3 VII   |         course had been slightly altered. The discharge, mathematically
 4 VII   |          projectile would not be altered; for the situation would
 5 XIII  | projectile’s course could not be altered. They must rigidly submit.
 6 XIII  |        more.~This aspect was not altered even when the projectile,
 7 XIV   |          which has so deplorably altered our first direction.”~“Well,”
 8 XV    |           Had its direction been altered, either by the influence
 9 XVI   |        Had its course again been altered by the meteor? It was to
10 XIX   |      with regard to the moon had altered, and the base was now turned