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 1        I,  VI  |      They will think that they ought to be groomed,” said the
 2        I,  VI  |    seen of Orleansville, which ought to have been about six miles
 3        I,  X   |        E., the very spot which ought to have been occupied by
 4        I,  XVI |      few more leagues and they ought to be abreast of the shores
 5        I,  XVII|     Procope remarked that they ought to remember that they had
 6        I,  XVII|  Timascheff. “I quite think we ought to make our survey of the
 7        I,  XIX |   saying, “Do you not think we ought to explain our situation
 8        I,  XX  |        as to the measures that ought to be adopted in order to
 9       II,  IV  |         like every other year, ought to be divided into twelve
10       II,  IV  |         cried Rosette; “but it ought to be done by this time.”~“
11       II,  VIII|       in his prognostications, ought to have been the most proud
12       II,  IX  |        for the common use. You ought to think yourself lucky
13       II,  XI  |   Lieutenant Procope, “that we ought to allow our people to lose
14       II,  XI  |        we cement the bond that ought to unite us, better than
15       II,  XIII|     below ground, the Gallians ought to have had unbounded mental
16       II,  XIV |       t you think the governor ought to let me have it?”~“No
17       II,  XV  |  twenty per cent. less than it ought to have been.~The professor,
18       II,  XVI | Servadac, “I think the attempt ought to be made.”~“But have we