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 1        I,  VII  |     any rate, he hoped for an opportunity of observing the constellations
 2        I,  VIII |     he was confirmed when the opportunity came for him to observe
 3        I,  XI   |        and would not lose the opportunity of ascertaining whether
 4        I,  XII  |      they would have the same opportunity of getting tidings from
 5        I,  XII  |     the atmosphere had had no opportunity of producing its wonted
 6        I,  XIII |   l8th of February~without an opportunity having been afforded for
 7        I,  XVIII|       What do you mean?”~“The opportunity has not occurred,” answered
 8        I,  XVIII|       since there could be no opportunity now for selling them.~Ben
 9        I,  XIX  |      Count Timascheff took an opportunity of saying that, as Captain
10        I,  XXIII|  afforded them such excellent opportunity for enjoying their favorite
11       II,  II   |      face, said, “Now is your opportunity. Tell me what you want.”~“
12       II,  IV   |    Ben Zoof, delighted at any opportunity of paying off his old grudge.~
13       II,  X    | privileged to enjoy a similar opportunity of contemplating the planet
14       II,  XII  |       Now would have been the opportunity to demand of the enthusiast
15       II,  XIII |    and that he was denied the opportunity of putting out his capital
16       II,  XIV  |    secretly rejoicing that an opportunity for which he had been watching
17       II,  XV   | things, which they had had no opportunity of learning; and, moreover,
18       II,  XVI  |   away, but Servadac found no opportunity of getting at the information
19       II,  XVI  |       to wait for a promising opportunity to put any fresh questions
20       II,  XVII |     at the exact details.~The opportunity that was wanted soon came.~
21       II,  XIX  |    Servadac took the earliest opportunity of asking, “And what about