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1 XIII|          of Florida. On a nearer approach Barbicane found himself
2 XVI |       Hill. It was impossible to approach nearer. All they could do
3 XXVI|         magnificent. Despite the approach of winter, the sun shone
4 I   |      Americans made, to whom the approach of the most frightful danger
5 II  |   attention was attracted by the approach of a brilliant object. It
6 V   | perihelion, that is, its nearest approach to the sun, it would have
7 XV  |      with our projectile. It may approach very near to the moon, and
8 XIX |         greatly impressed by the approach of that moment which would
9 XXII|      were experiencing the first approach of suffocation; that is,