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 1 II   |       Forbes, the manager of a large factory where they made
 2 III  |       favorable conditions. In large, covered halls their success
 3 III  |       the monster balloon.~How large was Nadar’s Géant? Six thousand
 4 III  |     thousand cubic meters. How large was John Wise’s balloon?
 5 III  |     thousand cubic meters. How large was the Giffard balloon
 6 IV   |     with metallic reflections; large chest rising and falling
 7 IV   |  mustaches, no whiskers, but a large American goatee, revealing
 8 IV   |     the study of the flight of large and small birds one simple
 9 V    |   William T. Forbes sought his large sugar establishment, where
10 V    |    Beyond the trees was a very large clearing—an oval field,
11 VII  |    horizontal screws, not very large in spread or diameter, but
12 IX   |       and Phil Evans noticed a large lake, whose lower southern
13 IX   |       bluffs gave place to the large plains of western Iowa and
14 X    |        right, and coasting the large lake which bears the name
15 XII  |        disappearance of vapor, large clouds of ellipsoid form
16 XII  |    slate-colored field, with a large sector quite clear in the
17 XII  | suburbs which surround it, the large boulevards which radiate
18 XIII |   clock her crew could see the large ditches that surround it,
19 XV   |       ridged occasionally with large sandhills. If the “Albatross”
20 XV   |      appeared in the bend of a large river. The river was the
21 XV   |    Ardrah.~If Dahomey is not a large country, it is often talked
22 XV   |       on the flat plain, and a large square on the northern side
23 XVI  |      there appeared in sight a large lake framed in a border
24 XVIII|       firmly fixed between two large blocks. The cable then stretched
25 XIX  |        lamps shot beams over a large circle.~“There they are!