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 1 I    |     impossible in theory, was possible in practice.~In Switzerland,
 2 I    |       pure atmosphere. “It is possible,” said he, “that the object
 3 I    |      moment, to be considered possible.~Dudley at Albany, in the
 4 II   | method of guiding balloons is possible. There could be no doubt
 5 VI   |          To save ourselves if possible.”~“You are right, even if
 6 VI   |      lugubrious howls.~“It is possible that we are doomed to die
 7 VII  |       to say the weight it is possible to deal with as distinct
 8 XIII |       engineer.~“And in every possible way!”~“That is enough now,”
 9 XIV  |    river. Even if it had been possible to get a glimpse of these
10 XVI  |     South Pole? Everything is possible with this Robur. We shall
11 XVIII|      observation, had it been possible, would have given 66º 40’
12 XVIII|     of her helices as much as possible, so as to avoid disaster.
13 XIX  |  ought to get to X as soon as possible.”~“Yes, Tom, and I hope
14 XXI  |   middle of the night!~It was possible. The police proceeded with
15 XXIII|  desired to return as soon as possible.~In the ruins of the aftermost