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 1        I,  XXIII|         soleil: 110,000,000 1.!~Capte Nerina en passant.~Vivres vont
 2        I,  XXIV |        according to the document, was Nerina, one of the asteroids most
 3       II,  III  |             of March, and, attracting Nerina, carried it off as a satellite.”~
 4       II,  V    | interplanetary course, accompanied by Nerina, its captured satellite,
 5       II,  VIII |        intensity upon Gallia, so that Nerina had to pale her beauty.~
 6       II,  XIII |           properties of the satellite Nerina, to which he appeared to
 7       II,  XIII |               In order to investigate Nerina it was indispensable that
 8       II,  XIII |           estimate of the elements of Nerina.”~Conscious how impolitic
 9       II,  XIII |              that all the elements of Nerina had been calculated long
10       II,  XIII |             sir!” he exclaimed. “Yes! Nerina was a planet then; everything
11       II,  XIII |            planet was determined; but Nerina is a moon now. And do you
12       II,  XIV  |             foot impetuously; “I said Nerina.”~“Oh, Nerina,” answered
13       II,  XIV  |    impetuously; “I said Nerina.”~“Oh, Nerina,” answered Servadac. “But
14       II,  XV   |          reference to the elements of Nerina upon a correct basis, a
15       II,  XV   |            all his calculations about Nerina, but that perfidious satellite