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1 V     | calculating and rubbing out his calculations.~When I awoke next morning
2 XI    |       was obliged to modify his calculations and allow seven or eight
3 XVIII |        no use.”~The Professor’s calculations were quite correct. We had
4 XXIV  |       of July, according to our calculations, we were thirty leagues
5 XXIV  |         reflecting that if your calculations are correct we are no longer
6 XXV   |        Well, admitting all your calculations to be quite correct, you
7 XXV   |        of the day was passed in calculations and in conversations. I
8 XXXIII|        entirely absorbed in his calculations. I had rather not disturb