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 1 I    |       It was in vain that they tried to get rid of this trumpet
 2 III  |        whose strength had been tried by highly compressed air.
 3 VI   |     sight was denied them they tried by their sense of hearing
 4 VII  |    designed a system of wings, tried it over the Seine, and fell
 5 XI   |        aeronef they might have tried to succeed by main force.
 6 XIII |        without resisting. They tried to throw off those who held
 7 XIII | Prudent. “You saw that when we tried to jump into the Hydaspes.”~“
 8 XIII |     whom his colleague in vain tried to keep quiet.~“Whenever
 9 XV   |   escorted the “Albatross” and tried to race her, but in her
10 XVI  |    Prudent’s request Frycollin tried to pump the cook as to whither
11 XIX  |     three hours. The match was tried and found to answer, and
12 XXI  |       Then the newspapers were tried. Advertisements and notices
13 XXI  |     the Far West, where it had tried its speed against an express
14 XXII |       the experiment should be tried.~But there was no wind today,
15 XXIII|      Conqueror?~The “Go-Ahead” tried to distance her enemy by