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 1 II  |         because we are already floating in space, and after having
 2 III |         This projectile alone, floating in perfect space, in the
 3 III |         Because, though we are floating in space, our projectile,
 4 IV  |      have sworn that they were floating in complete stagnation.~
 5 V   |     the vacuum in which we are floating at this moment. Where there
 6 VI  |       a sort of flattened sack floating some yards from the projectile.
 7 VI  |      And why?”~“Because we are floating in space, my dear captain,
 8 VIII|      seem to know that she was floating in air.~The three adventurous
 9 XV  | violent shock. It seemed to be floating amid a hail of howitzer
10 XVI |        the projectile had been floating in this deep shadow. Whatever
11 XXII|      singularly to say, a flag floating on the wind surmounted its
12 XXII|        surface. And now it was floating quietly at the mercy of