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 1        I,  I    |         the last two months over nearly every region in the world,
 2        I,  V    |       watch, which he had set as nearly as possible by the sun before
 3        I,  VI   |  irregular that it was much more nearly a triangle, the comparison
 4        I,  X    |          indicated a bottom at a nearly uniform depth of from four
 5        I,  XII  |       physical constitution most nearly resembles our own. Nor was
 6        I,  XII  |    extended; it coincided pretty nearly with the fourteenth meridian
 7        I,  XV   |         by the unknown shore; as nearly as possible that was fifteen
 8        I,  XVII |   Dobryna approached the land as nearly as was prudent, the boat
 9        I,  XVII |          then stretched away for nearly 150 leagues over the Sahara
10        I,  XVIII|    hovered over and around them. Nearly every species of the feathered
11        I,  XVIII|         was a native of Cologne. Nearly the whole of his time, however,
12        I,  XVIII|     floating emporium, conveying nearly every possible article of
13        I,  XIX  |          and that this island is nearly all that remains of the
14        I,  XIX  | delighted to find a companion so nearly of her own age. Leaving
15        I,  XX   |         of leagues from the sun, nearly three times the distance
16        I,  XXI  |      than the common junction of nearly twenty tunnels (similar
17        I,  XXII |     symmetrically to a height of nearly 3,000 feet above the level
18       II,  VII  |        seven; the product is, as nearly as possible, ten kilogrammes.
19       II,  VIII |         Jupiter is 85,390 miles, nearly eleven times as great as
20       II,  VIII |       miles; how the axis, being nearly perpendicular, caused the
21       II,  VIII |        the days and nights to be nearly of the same length, and
22       II,  IX   |    impose on me. I am poor; I am nearly ruined already.”~“Cease
23       II,  XI   |          exercise, and proceeded nearly as far as Gourbi Island
24       II,  XII  |    direction, they had descended nearly five hundred feet. From
25       II,  XIII |       satisfaction.~Buried thus, nearly 900 feet below ground, the
26       II,  XVII |           don’t we?”~“Sir!”~“You nearly mastered the first elements
27       II,  XVII |        into the sky until he was nearly blind. But all in vain;
28       II,  XVII |        diminished at the rate of nearly 208,000 miles an hour, the