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1        I,  I   |    Artillery. The two officers listened gravely enough to Servadac’
2        I,  XIII|   Attentively and eagerly they listened. Twice, thrice did the sound
3        I,  XIX |     did not say a word. He had listened with manifest attention,
4        I,  XXIV| impress the minds of those who listened to him; the impracticability
5       II,  II  |        watched every movement, listened to every breath, and never
6       II,  II  |      orderly, however, who had listened with much amusement, was
7       II,  VIII|      from the earth.”~Servadac listened attentively. He was at a