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 1 I   |     them down to the conical top of the projectile. There,
 2 II  |      because you were on the top. Now let us look to Barbicane.”
 3 II  |   projectile, another in the top of the dome, and finally
 4 IV  |     his feet, climbed to the top of the projectile, and shutting
 5 VII |     Blanc, or in Asia on the top of the Himalayas, would
 6 VII |      feigned monsters on the top of the projectile.”~“Well,
 7 VII |      her turn, jumped to the top of the projectile. An unaccountable
 8 VIII| portables will be upset from top to bottom, that is a fact.”~“
 9 XII |     radiant with beauty, the top of which seemed lost in
10 XII |   into space, overlooked the top of this superb mount. Barbicane
11 XIX |     the projectile’s conical top was sensibly turned toward
12 XIX |    an object thrown from the top of the towers of Notre Dame,