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 1 VI   |     uncle ironically.~“All the theories of science demonstrate such
 2 VI   |        be impracticable.”~“The theories say that, do they?” replied
 3 VI   |      disciple. “Oh! unpleasant theories! How the theories will hinder.
 4 VI   |   unpleasant theories! How the theories will hinder. us, won’t they?”~
 5 XV   |       document, and my uncle’s theories would all go off in smoke.
 6 XVII |  strongest confirmation to the theories of Davy. We are now among
 7 XX   |     earth?~Notwithstanding the theories of Professor Liedenbrock,
 8 XXV  |        facts come to overthrow theories.”~“I am obliged to agree;
 9 XXXIV|        Professor Liedenbrock’s theories. I cannot help making the
10 XLII |        facts had supported the theories of Davy and of Liedenbrock;
11 XLIII| according to the best received theories the mineral covering of
12 XLV  |       him his fame; and as his theories, resting upon known facts,