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 1 VII  |     were connected by means of pipes furnished with stopcocks.
 2 X    |       lower layers.~“These two pipes are provided at intervals
 3 X    |     forced to pass through its pipes, and is then released with
 4 X    |      gas is established in the pipes and in the spiral, which
 5 XI   |    each balloon were fixed the pipes that served to introduce
 6 XI   |     with extreme care, and the pipes issuing from the balloon
 7 XV   |      and “thang” in huge black pipes. They seemed to be well
 8 XVII | replenished but the water.~The pipes and spiral seemed to be
 9 XXXIV|       be dashed to pieces; the pipes of the spiral bent to and
10 XLIX |      smoking their huge-bowled pipes.~By eight o’clock in the
11 XLII |        the displacement of the pipes that were fastened in the
12 XLII |        but when he came to the pipes he found it more difficult
13 XLII |        screws that secured the pipes in their place. These were