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 1        I,  V    |         his beloved Montmartre. He accordingly began to make threatening
 2        I,  VIII |       orbits did not coincide, and accordingly the dreaded catastrophe
 3        I,  IX   |       Spain, France, or Italy, and accordingly would convey to Gourbi Island
 4        I,  XI   |           navigators. The schooner accordingly was steered directly towards
 5        I,  XII  |           that direction. Thither, accordingly, it was determined to proceed,
 6        I,  XII  |            lieutenant instructions accordingly.~Lieutenant Procope, however,
 7        I,  XII  |           land at a safe distance. Accordingly, the head of the Dobryna
 8        I,  XIII |           the soul of chess”; and, accordingly, not one pawn had been sacrificed
 9        I,  XIII |         will,” answered the other.~Accordingly, they came to the mutual
10        I,  XIV  |            get what news he could. Accordingly, he left his servant on
11        I,  XV   |            being more secure; and, accordingly, he should rather be inclined
12        I,  XVI  |          of the Mediterranean, and accordingly they persevered in following
13        I,  XVII |          was necessary, and it was accordingly resolved that the voyage
14        I,  XVII |         considered as genuine, and accordingly, taking its statements as
15        I,  XIX  |           Quite true, Procope; and accordingly I give you the commission
16        I,  XXI  |        vessel must be shifted; and accordingly orders were given, four
17        I,  XXI  |        want of a little fresh air. Accordingly the greater portion of the
18        I,  XXIII|            birds to penetrate, and accordingly large swarms had left the
19        I,  XXIV |        their speed. The sails were accordingly taken in a little, and in
20       II,  III  |    accomplished by Arago and Biot.~Accordingly, leaving Paris for the Balearic
21       II,  IV   |         things should be restored; accordingly, he set his heart on getting
22       II,  IV   |         more leisure. The visitors accordingly quitted the observatory.~
23       II,  VI   |            per cent. interest, and accordingly chuckled within himself
24       II,  VII  |     hoarded instead of circulated; accordingly, they are fit to be utilized
25       II,  VII  | millimeters respectively; and they accordingly guessed that Professor Rosette
26       II,  IX   |          first advance, and it was accordingly with much satisfaction that
27       II,  XII  |       interior.~Lieutenant Procope accordingly undertook the task of exploring
28       II,  XII  |    emergency was great, and it was accordingly soon decided that the little
29       II,  XIII |        horses should be saved, and accordingly, by dint of the greatest
30       II,  XIV  |            a share as anyone else. Accordingly, he made his way to Ben