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 1 VI     |    surprising. He enjoyed, in common with Moestlin, Kepler’s
 2 VII    |       half times lighter than common air. The production of this
 3 VII    |      hydrogen gas, instead of common air—the former being fourteen
 4 IX     |    the moon! pooh! that’s too common. Every body might go to
 5 XVI    |     will be gathered into one common bed to form an artery of
 6 XXI    |      say. I am acting for the common good; and if by any accident
 7 XXIII  |     him, “dead!” And with one common accord, the three friends
 8 XIX    |     fancy, but has nothing in common with our style of locomotion.”~
 9 XXX    |    criterion of his rank. The common rabble of dusky denizens
10 XXXII  | changed their tactics, and by common consent soared above the
11 XXXVIII|      the brothers escaped the common fate?” queried Kennedy.~“