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 1        I,  III  |           Here, sir!” was the prompt reply; and in an instant the orderly
 2        I,  V    |                was the philosophical reply, immediately followed by
 3        I,  VI   |               The captain deigned no reply, but, muttering some expressions
 4        I,  VIII |       endured.’”~The captain made no reply, but for a time, at least,
 5        I,  VIII |          master’s apartment, and, in reply to a question as to what
 6        I,  IX   |             world.”~Servadac made no reply, but for a time remained
 7        I,  XI   | sounding-lead into the water, and in reply to Procope’s inquiries,
 8        I,  XIII |          somewhat aback, and did not reply immediately, though by some
 9        I,  XIV  |            you please,” was the cool reply.~The geographical mystery
10        I,  XVII |               Nina!” was the child’s reply.~“Well, then, Nina, can
11        I,  XVIII|          listen!” was all Ben Zoof’s reply; and he raised his finger
12        I,  XXIV |           thought, made no immediate reply.~“I wish we had a sledge,”
13        I,  XXIV |          knocking could draw forth a reply.~“Let us force it open,
14       II,  II   |              Without vouchsafing any reply, the captain beckoned to
15       II,  II   |            time for anyone to make a reply before Isaac Hakkabut had
16       II,  II   |            Rosette made no immediate reply. After a moment or two’s
17       II,  III  |            without allowing time for reply, proceeded, “And this is
18       II,  IV   |            was the professor’s bluff reply.~After pondering for a few
19       II,  IV   |           orders,” was the captain’s reply.~“You must understand, however,”
20       II,  VII  |               was the captain’s cool reply, “that they are of no use
21       II,  VIII |            what to say; and the only reply he made to the recital of
22       II,  XII  |    Excellency,” was the boy’s prompt reply.~And certain it was that
23       II,  XIV  |             he did not vouchsafe any reply to Servadac’s inquiries,
24       II,  XV   |         Ceuta,” was the Englishman’s reply. “And to whom,” he added, “
25       II,  XV   |            was Major Oliphant’s cool reply. “But excuse me,” he added
26       II,  XVI  |       anything definite to allege in reply to Lieutenant Procope’s
27       II,  XVI  |           lieutenant did not at once reply. He continued pondering
28       II,  XIX  |        History of an Hypothesis.” In reply to this impertinent criticism
29       II,  XIX  |                His master could only reply, “Confound it, Ben Zoof!