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1 VIII| composition, and its weight. It is probable that we shall end by giving
2 V   |            explanation is the more probable,” added Barbicane, “Because,
3 VI  |            friend Nicholl, but not probable.”~“Why not?”~“Because— Faith
4 VII |           for J. T. Maston!”~It is probable that, if the Hon. J. T.
5 VIII|           it to be believed? is it probable? is it possible?” exclaimed
6 IX  |        still prevailed; and it was probable that its rectilineal course
7 XII |        replied Nicholl; “but it is probable that Kepler did not know
8 XVI |        interplanetary space, it is probable that the projectile will
9 XIX |            toward the earth. It is probable that at the point of equal