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1 I    |  others.~Matters were in this unfortunate condition, and the club
2 XXI  |       been satisfied, and the unfortunate Barbicane, shot, was perhaps
3 III  |      Michel.~They brought the unfortunate dog down with great care.
4 V    |    lunar regions!”~Indeed the unfortunate Satellite had not survived
5 VI   |   asked Barbicane.~“It is our unfortunate dog! It is Diana’s husband!”~
6 XIV  |       it is the fault of that unfortunate meteor which has so deplorably
7 XVIII| calculated the time which our unfortunate sphere will take to cool?”~“
8 XXI  |      toward J. T. Maston. The unfortunate man, imprudently leaning
9 XXII |       Michel Ardan, as if his unfortunate friends could either hear