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1        I,  VII |       moreover, did not fail to observe that for the season the
2        I,  VII | Servadac’s first thought was to observe the position of the pole-star.
3        I,  VIII|         to each other, he could observe no change. Although it is
4        I,  VIII|     opportunity came for him to observe Venus herself in the splendid
5        I,  XV  |         was going especially to observe,” continued the lieutenant, “
6        I,  XVII| Lieutenant Procope proceeded to observe that he believed the paper
7        I,  XXI |     very keen discrimination to observe that all along there was
8        I,  XXII|       at a museum.”~“And do you observe, captain,” asked the count, “