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 1 VI    |       of Jupiter.—Dick and Joe hard at it.—Doubt and Faith.—
 2 XIV   |      gas, and the cylinder was hard at work all the time.~Toward
 3 XVI   |  superb country.”~“It would be hard to find more splendid vegetation.”~“
 4 XVI   |       beast, we mustn’t be too hard on them for it!”~Silence
 5 XXIII |      as though in an extremely hard crystal casket.~The doctor
 6 XXV   | leathern bottle that had grown hard and horn-like with age,
 7 XXVIII|     kind of food that’s pretty hard to digest.”~“The savages
 8 XXXV  |       courage and coolness had hard work to bear up against
 9 XXXVII|   right into my mind, I made a hard fight for it. How, I couldn’
10 XXXVII|   direction, and, after trying hard a few times more, I got
11 XLIX  |     doctor?”~“I should find it hard to answer you, Kennedy.
12 XL    |   seems to me that it would be hard to say that we had not crossed
13 XLI   |          panted Joe. “But it’s hard to see ourselves dropping
14 XLII  |    spite of himself. He strove hard to resist it, and repeatedly