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 1 I    |       had shown itself at very short periods at different points
 2 I    |      of agreement. Then came a short period of rest. Some days
 3 IV   |        sign of extreme energy. Short hair, slightly woolly, with
 4 V    |      fragments reached him.~In short it so chanced that the president
 5 VII  |        Institute of France.~In short the contrivances likely
 6 X    |     broad in the shoulders and short in the legs, a man of iron,
 7 XI   |   choked, as if his lungs were short of air.~“This view of Tokyo,”
 8 XIV  |    what was done. The note was short, but it told all, and it
 9 XVI  |     opened around during these short hours of the southern day!
10 XVII |       the daylight became very short. There was thus very little
11 XX   |      return to Pitt Island. In short, after several experiments,
12 XXIII| applying to anyone for help. A short time after he arrived in
13 XXIII|      new accumulators, and, in short, in less than eight months,