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 1 1 |   above he could search with a powerful glass into its deeps. Thus
 2 7 |      near the bow as if from a powerful ram.~“From this it seems
 3 11|      of about forty, large and powerful. I knew him by reputation
 4 13|     was of middle height, with powerful shoulders still very erect;
 5 14|      in the country. Driven by powerful engines of the latest make,
 6 14|      separated us from the two powerful fighters which pursued us.
 7 14|     already been seen, and the powerful vessels which enforced the
 8 15|    questioned if they were not powerful enough to propel the machine
 9 15|     worthy of the gigantic and powerful bird created by the genius
10 15|   proved myself to be the most powerful of men.”~“You!” I reiterated,
11 16|        cheeks which showed the powerful muscles of the jaw.~And
12 16| gracefully; and, thanks to its powerful screws, it maneuvered in
13 17|         And now, how much more powerful had he become, when earth,
14 17|    voyage, the action of those powerful wings which beat upon either
15 17|      in the very middle of her powerful batteries, the air-ship