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 1 VIII  |       abundance when we come to alight.”~“Ah! Mr. Kennedy,” said
 2 XVI   |    would it not be advisable to alight?”~“On the contrary, Dick,
 3 XVII  |       aeronauts that they would alight at the first favorable place.
 4 XVIII |       It is there that we shall alight, if God permits.”~“But,
 5 XVIII |         you wish, sir?”~“Let us alight. I want a witness.”~“Here
 6 XXV   |        turned pale.~“Let us not alight!” said Kennedy, “let us
 7 XXXII |        pursue?” asked Kennedy.~“Alight as soon as possible, Dick,
 8 XXXIII|       halt,” said he, “and even alight. For Joe’s sake, particularly,
 9 XXXIV |        that moment, and even to alight was out of the question
10 XXXIV |       We cannot halt, we cannot alight!” said the doctor; “not
11 XL    |       for, should these insects alight, it will be laid waste.”~“
12 XL    |       doctor, “I should like to alight at this place. There must
13 XLI   | approaching the ground.~“Let us alight,” suggested Kennedy, “and