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 1        I,  I    |               was to take place on the following morning, the first of January,
 2        I,  II   |                the Minister of War the following entry:~SERVADAC (Hector),
 3        I,  II   |              the order of the day.~The following episode may suffice, in
 4        I,  V    |               inexplicable, it was not following the oblique curve that in
 5        I,  VI   |            incident.~At sunrise on the following morning, the 2nd of January,
 6        I,  VI   | perpendicularly from the water.~On the following morning Servadac and Ben
 7        I,  VI   |              to be annihilated.~On the following day, the 6th of January,
 8        I,  VII  |               Zoof’s first care on the following morning was to provide a
 9        I,  VII  |               persisted in calling the following day the 6th of January.
10        I,  XI   |           first towards the east, thus following the outline of what had
11        I,  XII  |               same plan as heretofore, following the boundary of the land
12        I,  XIV  |                the coast, and it is by following that little channel that
13        I,  XVI  |         accordingly they persevered in following that singular boundary which
14        I,  XVI  |                24th of February, after following the sinuous course of what
15        I,  XVII |             utterly desert; but on the following morning the explorers unexpectedly
16        I,  XVII |               was found to contain the following message:~“Gallia Ab sole,
17        I,  XVII |              of my surmise that we are following an orbit decidedly elliptical,
18        I,  XVIII|                either hand.~Instead of following the northern shore of the
19        I,  XX   |            LIGHT ON THE HORIZON~On the following day, without giving himself
20        I,  XXI  |                colony to embark on the following day, and take up their residence
21        I,  XXIII|             creek. Lieutenant Procope, following the example of many Arctic
22        I,  XXIII|              had left the island, and, following the human population, had
23        I,  XXIII|                but still contained the following dispatch: “Gallia!~Chemin
24        I,  XXIV |                Hive.~At sunrise on the following morning, the l6th of April,
25        I,  XXIV |              they each separately been following their own train of thought,
26       II,  III  |   circumlocutory address, of which the following summary presents the main
27       II,  VII  |              Ben Zoof. He was avowedly following the example of Arago, who
28       II,  VIII |               studies in solitude.~The following day was the 1st of August,
29       II,  VIII |        professor’s sentiments, and the following month was a period of considerable
30       II,  IX   |             and after Ben Zoof, on the following day, had returned the steelyard
31       II,  XI   |       completely. The Russian sailors, following a northern custom, skated
32       II,  XII  |                the old lava-course, by following which he hoped descent would
33       II,  XV   |                By the beginning of the following month half of this zone
34       II,  XV   |            departure was fixed for the following morning, the 2nd of November.~
35       II,  XVI  |              to be determined.~The day following Servadac’s return, he and
36       II,  XVI  |               en masse, so that on the following morning nothing remained