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 1        I,  V    | heretofore, and the aspect of the entire scene appeared unaltered.
 2        I,  VI   |          itself, making in all an entire circumference of about 171
 3        I,  IX   | circumstance, Servadac turned his entire attention to the Dobryna,
 4        I,  IX   |         aware, in short, that the entire motions of the terrestrial
 5        I,  IX   |        small domain. They made an entire circuit of the island, and
 6        I,  XII  |          extreme nakedness of the entire tract was likewise very
 7        I,  XV   |         to have settled it to our entire satisfaction that we must
 8        I,  XVI  |        lamellous formation as the entire coast, and had not hitherto
 9        I,  XVII |          had not hitherto made an entire circuit of the new shores
10        I,  XVIII|       girl, eleven in all, as the entire list of the inhabitants
11        I,  XVIII|         tons burden, conveyed his entire stock of merchandise, and,
12        I,  XIX  |     follow.~An hour later and the entire population of twenty-two
13        I,  XX   | manifestly very considerable, the entire summit of the promontory
14        I,  XXI  |           gallery, they found the entire group pointing with eager
15        I,  XXIV |    habitation was to be seen; the entire island was less than a quarter
16       II,  III  |    appeared to be waiting for the entire party to be ceremoniously
17       II,  III  |         of Europe, but almost the entire world.~Never failing to
18       II,  XI   |       community, promised him the entire control over his own property,
19       II,  XII  |    healthy; and on board ship the entire hold, and in forts a single
20       II,  XIII |         was soon ensconced to his entire satisfaction.~Buried thus,
21       II,  XIII |         almost seemed as if their entire nature had become degenerate,