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 1 III   |    they’d let him alone, he’d start some day for the moon!”~
 2 V     |   ready on the ——; ‘we’ shall start on the ——,” etc., etc.~And
 3 VI    |       had made up his mind to start, he had arrived —along with
 4 X     |     more directly; so, at the start, I dispensed with ballast
 5 XV    |        at that moment, by the start of the balloon, caught the
 6 XXVI  |    you need not wait, but can start again. For my part, if I
 7 XXVIII|    all his preparations for a start, so as to avail himself
 8 XXXIII| return we shall find a way to start off with him again on our
 9 XXXIV |   replied the hunter; “let us start!”~But their departure was
10 XXXVII|       a bath in Lake Tchad to start on—eh, doctor?”~“Brave fellow!”
11 XL    |     thousand witnesses saw us start on one side of the African
12 XLI   |    not be what she was at the start— granted; but we shouldn’
13 XLII  |   waken Joe, and at six we’ll start; and may Heaven have us
14 XLIII |       considerably. Since the start, he had already lost more
15 XLIII |       have at least an hour’s start of those banditti,” said
16 XLIII |       that it was disposed to start again. The Talabas were