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 1 Pre  |  Barbicane, the promoter of the enterprise, having consulted the astronomers
 2 Pre  |   success of this extraordinary enterprise, which had been declared
 3 Pre  | interest attached to this great enterprise a hundredfold.~A Frenchman,
 4 Pre  |       did succeed in their rash enterprise, how would they return?
 5 Pre  |         the whole result of the enterprise. Indeed this telegram contained
 6 Pre  |    changes in store for such an enterprise; it will bring out the scientific
 7 I    |         necessary funds for the enterprise have been found, as the
 8 III  |         in the beginning of the enterprise. He wrote quietly, with
 9 V    |         who could bring such an enterprise to a happy termination,
10 VIII |    prevent the success of their enterprise, and Nicholl and Michel
11 XIX  |        denouement of this great enterprise?~But the day passed without
12 XX   |  electrical network, an immense enterprise, and one worthy of American
13 XXII |       all the difficulty of the enterprise. What seemed easy at San
14 XXIII|         at the beginning of the enterprise they had excited such emotion
15 XXIII|         to the greatness of the enterprise. Human creatures who had
16 XXIII|       heroes of this superhuman enterprise.~The expedition of Barbicane
17 XXIII|       whom the chances of their enterprise had borne over that invisible