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 1        I,  II   |    captain, and meanwhile had resolved never to leave him. When
 2        I,  VII  |      condition of things, but resolved to adhere to the computations
 3        I,  XII  |     its original area.~It was resolved to proceed upon the same
 4        I,  XII  |      struck his topmasts, and resolved to rely entirely on his
 5        I,  XIV  |  formalities, Hector Servadac resolved to leave all the talking
 6        I,  XVI  |  deterred them, and they were resolved to persevere. Fortunately,
 7        I,  XVII |        and it was accordingly resolved that the voyage should not
 8        I,  XXII | commenced their descent, they resolved to make a closer examination
 9        I,  XXIV |  since they started, and they resolved to slacken their speed.
10       II,  III  |     the slight, the professor resolved to set to work independently
11       II,  III  |        after his own name, he resolved that it should be known
12       II,  IV   |      to be accomplished. I am resolved to find out what my comet
13       II,  IX   |       board the Hansa, and he resolved, according to his promise,
14       II,  X    |    entirely, others partially resolved; nor was she to lose herself
15       II,  XI   |     at the peril of his life, resolved that he would stay where
16       II,  XII  |    moisture on the walls soon resolved itself into icicles. But
17       II,  XIII |     had hitherto proved, they resolved to endeavor to remain in
18       II,  XVIII| precious; but Hector Servadac resolved that he would adopt a device