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 1        I,  XII  |      Thither, accordingly, it was determined to proceed, and in a few
 2        I,  XV   |           with a smile, “you have determined the perihelion of our orbit;
 3        I,  XVIII| resolutely, with the air of a man determined, in spite of argument, to
 4        I,  XXI  | subordinates incorruptible, Isaac determined to go to the fountain-head.
 5        I,  XXI  |         completely frozen. It was determined, therefore, for the colony
 6       II,  I    |           small private means, he determined on his own account to carry
 7       II,  III  |           geodesic operations, he determined to re-examine the results
 8       II,  III  |          of the comet’s orbit was determined.~3. The direction of the
 9       II,  IV   |        retaining his property, he determined to wait for some emergency
10       II,  IV   |        actual measurement, I have determined its mass, its density, and
11       II,  VI   |     rather amused than otherwise, determined to try another form of persuasion. “
12       II,  VII  |      piece of money is rigorously determined by law, and that the diameters
13       II,  VII  |          French coins are rigidly determined by law, and as the silver
14       II,  XIII |     appertained to the planet was determined; but Nerina is a moon now.
15       II,  XV   |           understand that you are determined to retain your two garrisons
16       II,  XVI  |     question that had still to be determined.~The day following Servadac’
17       II,  XVII |   undertaking, but even they were determined to put a bold face upon
18       II,  XVII |         000 miles an hour.~It was determined to make the start at two
19       II,  XVIII|         yards, Lieutenant Procope determined to maintain it at that level.