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1 I  |        Rouennais at the end of the metal spire of their cathedral,
2 VI |      impossible to say. It was not metal; it was not wood; it was
3 VII|         capsizing.~And now for the metal used by Robur in the construction
4 VII| wagon-wheels, much more solid than metal wheels, and far lighter.
5 VII|         straw-paper turned hard as metal by compression, and — what
6 XIV|           of the Trocadero and the metal tower of the Champ de Mars,
7 XV |       curved blade surmounted by a metal bird, whose weight rendered