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 1 X      |        cannot fail to succeed. The dilation and contraction of the gas
 2 XIII   | ascensional movement. Besides, the dilation of the hydrogen involved
 3 XIV    |            by a quite considerable dilation of gas, and the cylinder
 4 XIV    |            sustain it by a certain dilation of the gas. But, in case
 5 XIV    |          very high without extreme dilation of the gas, the country
 6 XIV    |         preferred not to force the dilation, and so adroitly followed
 7 XV     |      Kennedy.~“Look closely to the dilation of the gas.”~“Agreed!”~By
 8 XV     |            powerfully urged by the dilation of the gas, strained and
 9 XXV    |         from the cylinder, and the dilation of the hydrogen, occasioned
10 XXVI   |          globe, filling out by the dilation of the gas, rose straight
11 XXXVIII|          compelled to give greater dilation to the hydrogen.”~“The deuce!”
12 XL     |          Dr. Ferguson, forcing the dilation of his aerial craft to the