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 1 II  | Institute. For this was merely a meeting of balloonists, discussing
 2 II  |  invisible to the naked eye.~The meeting was much embarrassed.~Fortunately
 3 III |       were in this state at this meeting on the 13th of June, which
 4 III |  policeman amid the storm of the meeting, approached the presidential
 5 III |       asks to be admitted to the meeting.”~“Never!” replied every
 6 IV  |         was not a whisper in the meeting in which but a few minutes
 7 V   |     known what had passed at the meeting of the Institute. Everyone
 8 VI  |       when we came away from our meeting, instead of indulging in
 9 VIII|         presented himself at the meeting of the Weldon Institute,
10 XXI |      that evening was the weekly meeting of the Institute. It was
11 XXI |         the shore in the hope of meeting some of the natives. The
12 XXI |         citizens,” said he, “The meeting is now open.”~Tremendous
13 XXI |       not extraordinary that the meeting was open, it was extraordinary
14 XXI |          continued: “At our last meeting, gentlemen, the discussion
15 XXI |         conquest of the air! The meeting is at an end!”~