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 1 V    |      just beginning its monthly life. Frycollin kept a lookout
 2 VII  |        whose trial cost him his life; and in the same year came
 3 XII  |       on the limit of vegetable life. Down on the lower flanks
 4 XIV  |         an hour is to risk your life, but to jump from a machine
 5 XV   |       the name? Did he pass his life in the air? Did his aeronef
 6 XVI  | somewhere. That Robur spent his life in the air on board the
 7 XVI  |   necessary, by sacrificing his life —”~“If we are to make that
 8 XVI  |   months only would then be the life of this prodigious aeronef,
 9 XIX  |         have, to sacrifice your life?”~“Yes, like you.”~“It is
10 XIX  |         right to dispose of his life?”~“We shall sacrifice ours
11 XX   |         would be an end to this life, which the men of the “Albatross”
12 XX   |       created for themselves, a life that seemed superhuman and
13 XXII |       industrial and commercial life came to a standstill that
14 XXIII|     ground. It seemed as though life were suspended in each of