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1        I,  XVI|          altogether alien to the universal rocks around. It proved
2        I,  XX |          It evidently formed the universal substructure of the new
3       II,  IV |          cogitations, whilst the universal population of Nina’s Hive
4       II,  XII|         his property, and amidst universal laughter insisted on having
5       II,  XIV|     Newton a fool? Is the law of universal gravitation the law of universal
6       II,  XIV| universal gravitation the law of universal nonsense?” And the little
7       II,  XVI|        such mutual, nay, of such universal interest.~Servadac was the