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1 VII  |           it. All he trusted to was piles and accumulators. What were
2 VII  |          were the elements of these piles, and what were the acids
3 VII  | unmistakable, and that was that the piles were of extraordinary strength;
4 XIII |            on the currents from the piles no longer neutralized by
5 XIX  |          the twisted blades. Of the piles and accumulators and the
6 XXII |          guide-ropes, etc., and the piles and accumulators for the
7 XXIII|       mechanism was fitted with new piles and new accumulators, and,