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 1 III |    the dish of meat; and was followed by some cups of tea with
 2 VI  |   night was nearing the line followed by the projectile, so as
 3 VI  |      out, and all would have followed in our train. But happy
 4 VII | crater’s gaping abysses, and followed the capricious fissures
 5 VII |     accusing body would have followed us into space like a remorse.”~“
 6 XI  |  Contrary to the arrangement followed for that of the Earth and
 7 XIII|    attention to them. Others followed who studied them, as Pastorff,
 8 XIV |       Barbicane’s advice was followed. Through the scuttle rapidly
 9 XVI |   moon, and in the direction followed by the projectile, some
10 XIX |  that on leaving the moon it followed a course analogous to that