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1 II   |    proposed to send a scientific expedition to the steppes of Siberia.
2 XX   | impossibilities, of the proposed expedition.~“Sir,” replied Ardan’s
3 XX   |       yourself about this insane expedition! We need not trouble ourselves
4 XXII |         of having made an aerial expedition. No trace, however, of the
5 XXV  |         travelers on their lunar expedition.~All being ready at last,
6 XX   |          had already designed an expedition, not only of savants, but
7 XXII |      apparatus destined for this expedition was supplied with air. The
8 XXIII|        slightest detail of their expedition was known. There remained
9 XXIII|       superhuman enterprise.~The expedition of Barbicane and his friends