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1        I,  V    | variety of other physical changes besides the apparent alteration
2        I,  V    |   Servadac to examine the changes which a few hours had wrought.
3        I,  XII  |  and in ascertaining what changes had taken place in the configuration
4        I,  XIII |   Of course, the physical changes that had taken place had
5        I,  XIX  |   unaware of the physical changes that have transpired. They
6        I,  XXIII|   bring about a series of changes outrivaling the most elaborate
7       II,  III  | something more. Important changes have resulted from the collision;