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1 III   |     giving himself up to secret calculations, passing his nights among
2 III   |        and we need make no such calculations.”~“Yes, but you must take
3 VII   |      according to very accurate calculations, found that, including the
4 VIII  |       pleasure in verifying his calculations; they discussed them; and
5 XII   |        right ahead of us. If my calculations be right we shall have passed
6 XXII  |   rapidly, but, contrary to his calculations, the balloon, after going
7 XXXIII| Equilibrium.—Dr. Ferguson’s New Calculations.—Kennedy’s Hunt.—A Complete
8 XXXV  |       yet, according to his own calculations, Joe was enabled to push
9 XL    |        Africa was defeating his calculations, and he no longer knew upon