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 1 III  | convenient to give.~Uncle Prudent turned on the steam whistle, which
 2 VII  |          noisiest of all, who had turned on the trumpet of publicity
 3 VII  |          were made of straw-paper turned hard as metal by compression,
 4 XI   |    incredible violence, and as he turned over on his back an enormous
 5 XI   |      produced.~Suddenly the whale turned up again, so as to take
 6 XIII |         and seized the levers. He turned on the currents from the
 7 XIV  |           speed her head had been turned to the south.~And during
 8 XIV  |           of the “Albatross” were turned on. Two brilliant sheaves
 9 XIV  |         lamps of the aeronef were turned off, and the darkness and
10 XVI  |         and, when the “Albatross” turned on her electric lamps the
11 XVIII|        the eddying storm suddenly turned into a straight one. But
12 XX   |          place, and the power was turned on. The speed was gradually
13 XXII |     steersman could give her. She turned in a small circle; she moved