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 1        I,  VII  |     attention to a bright speck, apparently about the size of one of
 2        I,  X    |       although east and west had apparently changed places, north and
 3        I,  X    |       the other coast-towns, had apparently been absorbed into the bowels
 4        I,  XIII |       party of thirteen men were apparently the sole survivors of an
 5        I,  XIII |        there was another island, apparently the very counterpart of
 6        I,  XV   |          the course of time, all apparently antagonistic circumstances
 7        I,  XV   |         after reading it aloud, “apparently registers the distance traversed
 8        I,  XVI  |        the pale rays of the sun, apparently lessened in its magnitude,
 9        I,  XVII |         Gourbi Island, which was apparently the only spot in their new
10        I,  XVII |      shyly through the branches. Apparently discovering nothing in the
11        I,  XIX  |        of the Gallian Sea, which apparently comprised about one-half
12        I,  XXI  |       And, sure enough, what was apparently the moon was rising above
13        I,  XXII |        the moon. Although it was apparently much nearer to Gallia than
14        I,  XXIV | reconnoiter the plain, which was apparently as boundless as ever. It
15       II,  I    |        why the astronomer should apparently be interested in the comet
16       II,  III  |    Palmyrin Rosette was omitted, apparently for no other reason than
17       II,  III  |         and Rosette was disposed apparently to evade, or at least to
18       II,  XVIII|         a perpetual iridescence.~Apparently rising with them in their