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1 VII|       there must have been some deviation. What had caused it? Barbicane
2 VII| determine the importance of the deviation, for there were no points
3 IX |        IX~THE CONSEQUENCES OF A DEVIATION~Barbicane had now no fear
4 IX |      moon. No, there has been a deviation. We have been turned out
5 IX |     subject of finding out this deviation?”~“Speak.”~“I would not
6 IX |  decided tone, “I mean that our deviation is owing solely to our meeting
7 X  |        plausible reason of this deviation. However slight it might
8 XII|      subject to an irremediable deviation. It was past midnight; and
9 XV |       ought to have suffered no deviation on the road.”~“I have nothing