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 1 I  |       to suit the action to the word, “let us put our heads down
 2 IV |    passed without incident. The word “night,” however, is scarcely
 3 IV |        have not said their last word?”~“Certainly not,” replied
 4 IV |       of its transit.”~“On your word?”~“On my word.”~“Then you
 5 IV |           On your word?”~“On my word.”~“Then you are as cunning
 6 VII|  prolonged to some months. In a word, they behaved like chickens
 7 VII| difficult but not impossible, a word which he never uttered.~
 8 XII|         retorted Barbicane.~“My word, you are difficult to please,”
 9 XIV|        beautifully lit up. In a word she has no moon (applying
10 XV |     still more obscure than the word you pretend to define.”~
11 XIX|    Americans shrink from such a word?”~“But what would you do?”~“