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 1 IV   |       knew that vegetarians had longer alimentary canals than other
 2 IV   |      than other men—a good foot longer at the least. That is quite
 3 IV   |       compel me to make you any longer by beginning at your ears
 4 V    | alimentary canal twelve, inches longer than that of other men,
 5 VI   | bowie-knife in his pocket is no longer an American.~But if Phil
 6 VI   |       Prudent?”~“Here we are no longer the president and secretary
 7 VIII |       on the deck. Robur was no longer there. At the stem the man
 8 XIII |      currents from the piles no longer neutralized by the electric
 9 XVII |     During the day it became no longer doubtful that when the “
10 XVIII|        avoid. And now he was no longer master of her course; she
11 XIX  |       Evans, “we can’t wait any longer. Down you go.”~Without hesitation
12 XIX  |       solid ground and being no longer the playthings of the atmosphere!~
13 XX   |         Yes, Sir.”~There was no longer any idea of putting off
14 XX   |      Would it not take him much longer than he thought to get back
15 XXII |      justly—avenged, existed no longer. None of those who accompanied