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 1 I     |     left alone. But how was it possible for a man of my undecided
 2 V     |    down these letters in every possible relative position, the sentence
 3 VI    |      do let me exhaust all the possible objections against this
 4 VI    |     reason for asking if it is possible to penetrate through such
 5 VI    |   shall see; that is, if it is possible to see anything there.”~“
 6 VI    |         yes,” said I; “that is possible, too.”~“It is certain,”
 7 XIV   | prudently and as cautiously as possible, just under the form of
 8 XV    |        of fancying that it was possible to reach the earth’s centre.~
 9 XVII  |       perfect disregard of any possible danger that I blushed at
10 XVII  |     any sensible man if it was possible to hear those words without
11 XVII  |    made as little use of it as possible, performing wonderful feats
12 XVIII |    level of the sea.”~“Is that possible?”~“Yes, or figures are of
13 XIX   |    granite and the lava. It is possible that I may be mistaken.
14 XXVIII|      these words as clearly as possible:~“Uncle Liedenbrock!”~I
15 XXXIII|    prospering as favourably as possible under the circumstances?
16 XXXV  |   obliged to secure as fast as possible every article that belongs
17 XXXVI | managed.”~“In the simplest way possible. When we have reached the
18 XLIII |       to release it as soon as possible.~But it was not so. The