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 1 II    |     put out of the question: preparations for the trip were set on
 2 II    |  actively than ever with the preparations for his journey.~
 3 III   |       Most certainly! all my preparations are getting along finely,
 4 III   |      them fly! I’ll put your preparations in fine order.” And so saying,
 5 III   |  went on diligently with his preparations.~
 6 V     |     energetically pushed the preparations for his departure, and in
 7 V     |      the plural, too:~“‘Our’ preparations; ‘our’ discoveries; ‘our’
 8 VIII  |    the 10th of February, the preparations were pretty well completed;
 9 VIII  |      the hold.~These various preparations were terminated on the 18th
10 VIII  |      to them, in detail, the preparations for his own journey. They
11 XI    |   last touch to the doctor’s preparations.~At length the vessel hove
12 XI    |   our ease in completing our preparations.”~The captain yielded to
13 XI    |    within arm’s-reach.~These preparations were concluded about five
14 XVIII |      o’clock in the morning, preparations for departure commenced.
15 XXI   |     darkness?”~“It hides our preparations, and will be dispersed only
16 XXVIII|   The Barometer rises again.—Preparations for Departure.—The Tempest.~
17 XXVIII|     resolved to make all his preparations for a start, so as to avail
18 XXXIII| spent the whole day in these preparations, and the latter were finished