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 1        I,  XXI  |      to the left of the common hall was allotted for the special
 2        I,  XXI  |      was spread in the central hall. The stores of the Dobryna
 3        I,  XXI  |        high temperature of the hall, and by their own exertions,
 4        I,  XXIII|        aperture of the central hall was very remarkable. So
 5        I,  XXIII|      cold air to penetrate the hall in a way that was refreshing
 6        I,  XXIII|      Congregating in the large hall, the half-famished creatures
 7        I,  XXIII|     bird, and rushing into the hall placed it in Servadac’s
 8        I,  XXIV |      and security of the great hall of Nina’s Hive.~END OF FIRST
 9       II,  II   | leading the way to the central hall, stopped, and turning so
10       II,  II   |         walked into the common hall, round which he glanced
11       II,  IV   |       81 degrees north, and of Hall and the crew of the Polaris,
12       II,  IV   |      pay a visit to the common hall. His arrival there was generally
13       II,  IV   |   cannon-ball into the central hall, where they were all assembled,
14       II,  IV   |        the astronomer left the hall, and retired to his observatory.~
15       II,  V    |       assembled in the central hall, where they were soon joined
16       II,  V    |       who had just entered the hall, caught the professor’s
17       II,  VII  |      reassembled in the common hall of Nina’s Hive.~“Now, gentlemen,
18       II,  VII  |    professor, who had left the hall with an air almost majestic,
19       II,  XI   |      their way into the common hall.~How dreary! how chill it
20       II,  XII  |         The temperature of the hall, now entirely exposed to
21       II,  XII  |    observatory into the common hall, and there at frequent intervals,
22       II,  XII  |        its tripod in the great hall of Nina’s Hive.~As for Isaac
23       II,  XIV  |        about outside the great hall of the cavern, heard the