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 1        I,  VI   |          during the six-hours’ day accomplished a distance of forty-two
 2        I,  VI   |          sunset, although they had accomplished more than twenty miles,
 3        I,  XVIII|   corresponding to seventy days as accomplished by the new little world.~
 4        I,  XVIII|        unassisted hands could have accomplished all that harvest work that
 5        I,  XXIII|         that her lunation would be accomplished within sixteen days. The
 6        I,  XXIII|      greatest expert in the party, accomplished the twenty miles to Gourbi
 7       II,  III  |       already been so successfully accomplished by Arago and Biot.~Accordingly,
 8       II,  IV   |     Laborious or not, it has to be accomplished. I am resolved to find out
 9       II,  X    |       their corn harvest have been accomplished, than they would be compelled
10       II,  X    | stereotyped in space; nothing once accomplished can ever be effaced.”~Who
11       II,  XII  |           the 10th the removal was accomplished. Rescued, at all events,
12       II,  XV   |        provisions. The journey was accomplished without special incident;
13       II,  XVI  |        sure that that could not be accomplished,” said the lieutenant.~All
14       II,  XVI  |           Yes, I think it could be accomplished,” he repeated. “The project