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 1        I,  VII  |      provide a good breakfast. To use his own phrase, he was as
 2        I,  VII  |           The stove was ready for use, the copper skillet was
 3        I,  VII  |        which he was accustomed to use in his surveying operations,
 4        I,  IX   | unaccountable that she should not use her engine, as whoever was
 5        I,  XII  |           would be reduced to the use of her engine only, and
 6        I,  XV   |         one on board a ship would use a telescope-case for this
 7        I,  XV   |     purpose, but would be sure to use a bottle as being more secure;
 8        I,  XVII |           right thing to do is to use the Dobryna while she is
 9        I,  XX   |    lieutenant was by all means to use his own discretion, and
10        I,  XXI  |      could make the best possible use of the heat which nature
11        I,  XXI  |      could be available for daily use; and thus Mochel, the Dobryna’
12        I,  XXI  |          allotted for the special use of Servadac and the count;
13        I,  XXII |           them more available for use. Occupation, then, need
14        I,  XXIII|         was speedily brought into use. The Russians undertook
15       II,  IV   |          secluded, which he could use as an observatory and where
16       II,  IV   |        which should enable him to use his present situation for
17       II,  IV   |           the count.~“Can you not use your eyes?” said the professor,
18       II,  IV   |         do you not think that the use of a new calendar such as
19       II,  IV   |           all! I do not intend to use any other,” was the professor’
20       II,  IV   |           to the professor’s sole use, and the colony was fairly
21       II,  V    |    professor; “where would be the use of our traveling 200,000,
22       II,  VI   |        requisition for the common use, he should receive a proper
23       II,  VI   |          perhaps you are going to use it to weigh something very
24       II,  VII  |          thought not; it is of no use waiting for your puzzle-brains
25       II,  VII  |        And what, I wonder, is the use of all these big figures?”
26       II,  VII  |       reply, “that they are of no use whatever.”~
27       II,  IX   |           in the anticipation.~To use a nautical expression, they
28       II,  IX   |         your cargo for the common use. You ought to think yourself
29       II,  X    |     ingenuity, have endeavored to use some other basis, and have
30       II,  XI   |     Dobryna had been brought into use. This now registered 53
31       II,  XIII |         he would persevere in the use of his telescope till he
32       II,  XIV  |           require some for my own use. In my little black hole
33       II,  XIV  |             Come now, what is the use of your hesitating? Your
34       II,  XV   |      would be inexpedient to make use of the steam launch, for
35       II,  XV   |       strait, and by the constant use of the telegraph, had kept
36       II,  XV   |         two gallant officers made use of the semaphore to communicate
37       II,  XV   |           that he had intended to use had completely fallen through;
38       II,  XVI  |          I cannot see what is the use of all this learning,” the
39       II,  XVI  |       orderly replied.~“One great use of learning,” said Count