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 1 VIII |    there would be no means of getting to Iceland. But there was
 2 IX   |        said my uncle, “we are getting on, and now the worst is
 3 XIII |    their steady career. I was getting tired; but my uncle was
 4 XXIII| advice was followed so far as getting in a supply; but the stopping
 5 XXIV |  granite. And, besides, I was getting used to this idea; for the
 6 XXV  |     five years and a half, in getting to the centre.”~No answer
 7 XXV  |      circumference instead of getting to the centre!”~“Confusion
 8 XXV  |     going gradually down, and getting accustomed to the density
 9 XXXIV|      an abyss? This method of getting on may please the Professor,
10 XXXIX|       old.”~The Professor was getting excited according to his
11 XL   |    side to side; there was no getting any farther. I felt fearfully