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 1        I,  VII  |           noticed that the star had approached still nearer the horizon,
 2        I,  XIV  |   NATIONALITY~When the schooner had approached the island, the Englishmen
 3        I,  XVII |            of Sardinia.~The Dobryna approached the land as nearly as was
 4        I,  XVIII|         without emotion that he had approached the coast of the sole remaining
 5        I,  XVIII|          hundred feet. As the yacht approached the shore, this cloud appeared
 6        I,  XX   |           they experienced, as they approached the mountain, a sensible
 7        I,  XXII |          the earth? and had she now approached to be a satellite of the
 8       II,  II   |           In a few moments Servadac approached, and the Jew began to overwhelm
 9       II,  II   |           the kitchen, and Servadac approached the professor in order to
10       II,  III  | subsequently confirmed, as the body approached the sun, by the development
11       II,  IV   |       diminishing in length as they approached the point denoting the aphelion
12       II,  VIII |         heavenly orbs.~As the comet approached the critical point of its
13       II,  XV   |              The nearer that Gallia approached the earth, the more a sort
14       II,  XVII |          nearer the critical moment approached, the less Hector Servadac