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 1        I,  II   | arrondissement, the captain had remarked gravely, “Do you know, Ben
 2        I,  XV   |         be solved.~“I suppose,” remarked the count, “ that we cannot
 3        I,  XVII |         when Lieutenant Procope remarked that they ought to remember
 4        I,  XXI  |         Count Timascheff justly remarked, since it was the only burning
 5        I,  XXIII| locomotion. As Captain Servadac remarked, it was almost a substitute
 6        I,  XXIII|          they were, as Ben Zoof remarked, “too much boiled to bite.”~
 7       II,  IV   |    Since we know the diameter,” remarked the lieutenant, “there can
 8       II,  IV   |      Lieutenant Procope further remarked that from the earth he supposed
 9       II,  IV   |           A laborious problem,” remarked Count Timascheff.~“Laborious
10       II,  XIII |   further, the captain casually remarked that he should have supposed
11       II,  XVI  |   Rosette, I suppose,” Ben Zoof remarked, “would pretty soon find
12       II,  XVII |     Zoof.~Servadac laughed, and remarked that they should have the
13       II,  XIX  |       as Ben Zoof sententiously remarked, “Perhaps old Jehoram is