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 1        I,  I    |        who was trotting silently close in his rear,~“did you ever
 2        I,  VI   |        bewildered explorers kept close to the new shore. This,
 3        I,  VIII |      proof that the sun remained close to the new equator which
 4        I,  VIII |     captain kept his thermometer close at hand where he could repeatedly
 5        I,  VIII |    approaching! the great climax close at hand! Two days more,
 6        I,  VIII |      proximity to Venus had been close enough to demonstrate that
 7        I,  XVI  |          so, we must now be very close to her Arctic regions; it
 8        I,  XVII |     count knew that Madalena was close to Caprera, to the north
 9        I,  XXIII|          rather than abandon his close and personal oversight of
10        I,  XXIII|    entirely asunder, but only to close up again immediately after
11        I,  XXIV |   surprise. “We must have passed close to Formentera,” he said, “
12        I,  XXIV |          to work, and before the close of the day the yawl was
13        I,  XXIV |    brilliancy. The new pole-star close upon the horizon was resplendent,
14        I,  XXIV |          they must have traveled close upon a hundred leagues since
15       II,  II   |        Can’t be.”~The Jew sidled close up to Ben Zoof, and laying
16       II,  III  |         fired with that velocity close to a pane of glass. It has
17       II,  VI   |         Jew was vainly trying to close, he cried, “Heaps of money!
18       II,  VIII |    CHAPTER VIII~JUPITER SOMEWHAT CLOSE~Except as to the time the
19       II,  VIII | marvelous world, never before so close within the range of human
20       II,  VIII |         pathway led it into such close proximity to this enormous
21       II,  VIII |     September verged towards its close, Jupiter began to wear an
22       II,  XI   |         dying out. The shore was close at hand. All at once, Ben
23       II,  XIV  |         from his pocket, took it close under the lamp, rolled it
24       II,  XIV  |  inquired Hakkabut, peering down close to the dial. “Are you quite
25       II,  XVI  |      were of a texture unusually close, and quite capable of being
26       II,  XVI  |         during the month, at the close of which it was not more
27       II,  XVII |         be inflated. The car was close at hand. Some inflated skins
28       II,  XVIII|       distance from the moon. So close was it, that the two poles
29       II,  XVIII|          The crisis of peril was close at hand, but imagination