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1 I   |         of the kind is likely to happen; and even if it did, we
2 XXV |         Fortunately this did not happen; and some hours later the
3 V   |         not go out, might it not happen that the earth might move
4 V   |        its surface.”~“That might happen, indeed,” replied Barbicane, “
5 VI  | direction, incidents which might happen, the precautions necessitated
6 VI  |      Jove! I am sorry it did not happen, ‘just to see.’”~“And you
7 VI  |       asked Nicholl, “what would happen if the earth’s motion were
8 VIII|    objects within it. What would happen then? Three hypotheses presented