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 1 VII   |        Moreover, in case of an accident happening to the outside
 2 VIII  |       such a way as to prevent accident. The car and its accessories,
 3 VIII  |    well to be provided against accident. The apparatus to be employed
 4 XI    |       But, my dear captain, an accident may happen in a moment,
 5 XIV   | Kennedy.~“Should the slightest accident happen, waken me,” said
 6 XIX   |       The night passed without accident, but in such profound obscurity,
 7 XIX   |    little by little. A similar accident happened to a French aeronaut,
 8 XXI   |     common good; and if by any accident you should be taken by surprise,
 9 XXXIII|     away from the scene of our accident.”~By eleven o’clock the
10 XLII  |        this work ended without accident, but at the cost of most