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 1        I,  I   |    Mostaganem. It was half-past twelve when the two riders crossed
 2        I,  III |       soundly as a dormouse for twelve hours at a stretch. Ben
 3        I,  VI  |        impaired. This was about twelve miles from the Mina, and
 4        I,  VII |       from twenty-four hours to twelve, Captain Servadac would
 5        I,  VII |       the sun had risen and set twelve times since the commencement
 6        I,  X   | magnificent bay which stretched twelve miles across from Cape Matafuz
 7        I,  XIII|     that was visible; for about twelve miles to the south there
 8        I,  XIX |        of nine men and a lad of twelve years of age, named Pablo.
 9        I,  XXIV|       about fifteen or at least twelve leagues an hour, he reckoned
10        I,  XXIV|         reach Formentera within twelve hours, that is to say, in
11        I,  XXIV|     sunrise.~The yawl was about twelve feet long, and capable of
12        I,  XXIV|        little under the rate of twelve leagues an hour. The motion
13       II,  II  |         replied Rosette. “It is twelve years or more since I saw
14       II,  IV  |        of the Gallian year, the twelve former divisions, according
15       II,  IV  |        ought to be divided into twelve months.”~“Yes, certainly,
16       II,  IV  |         course a year must have twelve months!”~“Of course,” said
17       II,  IX  |       kilogrammes of tobacco at twelve francs a kilogramme: a hundred
18       II,  XV  |        before.~Being only about twelve miles distant from Gibraltar,
19       II,  XVII|       Only six hours instead of twelve elapsed between sunrise