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 1        I,  VI   |       slackening their speed, they proceeded at a more leisurely pace
 2        I,  VI   |    occupants, they dismounted, and proceeded on foot to the summit of
 3        I,  VII  |           surveying operations, he proceeded to investigate more carefully
 4        I,  XVI  |           of the rock, but had not proceeded far before he came to a
 5        I,  XVII |           time. Lieutenant Procope proceeded to observe that he believed
 6        I,  XVIII|        some refreshment, the party proceeded to a general consultation
 7        I,  XVIII|          Procope, and Ben Zoof now proceeded to make their way through
 8        I,  XXI  |            shortly afterwards they proceeded to join them, when on their
 9       II,  I    |            as many lives as a cat, proceeded, with Negrete’s assistance,
10       II,  II   |            a pre-occupied air, and proceeded to seat himself in an armchair,
11       II,  III  |     eccentric little man, Servadac proceeded to go through the expected
12       II,  III  |           allowing time for reply, proceeded, “And this is my orderly,
13       II,  V    |       catarrh.”~Lieutenant Procope proceeded to impart to the count his
14       II,  VI   |          the rest of the party, he proceeded to mount the steps. The
15       II,  VIII | translation, and some other books, proceeded to recapitulate that Jupiter
16       II,  XI   |        resumed their exercise, and proceeded nearly as far as Gourbi
17       II,  XIV  |           the Hive, and frequently proceeded to the shore, where they
18       II,  XVI  |         surprising how calmly they proceeded to discuss the circumstances
19       II,  XVI  |         And, knitting his brow, he proceeded to establish the feasibility