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 1 Pre  |       his idea, told the whole result of the enterprise. Indeed
 2 II   |  projectile obtained any happy result? Had the shock been deadened,
 3 VI   |      than forty-two radii. The result is that when there are eclipses,
 4 VII  |    that it would have no other result than that of bringing them
 5 IX   |       Hours passed without any result. The projectile was evidently
 6 IX   |     pass her, that must be the result of two forces, attraction
 7 XIII |        lunar disc, and did not result, as some astronomers say,
 8 XIV  |      lower temperature was the result. The humidity of the interior
 9 XIV  |    thermometer would afford no result under the circumstances
10 XV   |       of the second order, the result of the section of a cone
11 XVIII|       to him to be a necessary result of life, whatever be its
12 XX   | captain, “I will take down the result. Now haul in the sounding
13 XXI  |       whole of Europe knew the result of the great American experiment.
14 XXI  | consequently much clearer; the result was that, when they were
15 XXII |      The 25th brought no other result, nor the 26th.~It was disheartening.
16 XXIII| travels, lead to any practical result? Will direct communication