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1 VI    |      and Kennedy, without any lack of respect to the latter,
2 XIX   |     the unknown. We shall not lack the courage, shall we?”~“
3 XXIV  |      we are threatened with a lack of water.”~“But we’ll find
4 XXIV  |   miles.~If there had been no lack of water! But, there remained
5 XXVI  | cylinder was extinguished for lack of gas; the Buntzen battery
6 XXVIII|  foliage, and as there was no lack of provisions, the doctor
7 XXX   |       doctor.~“Well, we’ve no lack of water, nor the desert
8 XXX   |       nothing better, but for lack of wind, the thing had become
9 XLIII |    rounded form. There was no lack of grass; the fire was kept