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 1 V     |          come back to apply some new combination.~He sat in his
 2 V     |       into a cry, nay, a roar. A new revelation burst in upon
 3 VI    | eminently perfectible; and every new theory is soon routed by
 4 XIX   |          pathless forests of the New World, are obliged to watch
 5 XXI   |          days more to discover a new world, those crews, disheartened
 6 XXII  |         descent commenced by the new gallery. Hans walked first
 7 XXIII |          hear distinctly quite a new sound of something running
 8 XXV   |      without stopping to look up new arguments I simply took
 9 XXVII |          the midst of my agony a new terror laid hold of me.
10 XXX   |                   CHAPTER XXX.~A NEW MARE INTERNUM~At first I
11 XXX   |          dim horizon bounded the new. As for its height, it must
12 XXX   |       For such novel sensations, new words were wanted; and my
13 XXX   |         my cheeks. I was under a new course of treatment with
14 XXX   |        began to coast along this new sea. On the left huge pyramids
15 XXXII |   tenaciously fond of naming his new discoveries, wanted to give
16 XXXIII|     Sunday, August 16. — Nothing new. Weather unchanged. The
17 XXXVI |        either we shall find some new way to get back, or we shall
18 XXXVII|       sail already hung from the new mast, and the wind was playing
19 XXXIX |        this cavern contain? What new treasures lay here for science
20 XXXIX |       aspect under these totally new conditions of a universal
21 XXXIX |         mingled its foliage with New Zealand kauris. It was enough
22 XXXIX |          subterranean regions, a new son of Neptune, watching
23 XL    |        first let us examine this new gallery, to see if we shall
24 XLI   |         rocks suddenly assumed a new arrangement: they rent asunder
25 XLII  |         the temperature, nothing new had happened.~“Come,” said
26 XLIII |     About eight in the morning a new incident occurred. The upward