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 1        I,  V    | sound of the reveille. It is considerably higher since we have been
 2        I,  V    |    few hours, to have become considerably reduced in volume, and he
 3        I,  VI   |     original river bank, had considerably altered its aspect. Frequent
 4        I,  XVIII|   feet or more into the air, considerably above the tops of the trees.
 5        I,  XVIII|    could not help being very considerably embarrassed when they discovered
 6        I,  XXIII|    Gourbi Island and back in considerably less than four hours.~The
 7        I,  XXIV |     enterprise, and demurred considerably to the proposal; he yielded,
 8        I,  XXIV |     its surface.~“Are we not considerably to the west of Formentera?”
 9       II,  V    |     force, must of course be considerably less than that at the surface
10       II,  VIII |    interrupted the captain.~“Considerably,” answered the lieutenant,
11       II,  VIII |     that they all revolve in considerably less time: the first takes
12       II,  X    |   been duly reckoned on, was considerably shorter than what had ever
13       II,  XVI  |     our chances of escape be considerably better,” asked Count Timascheff, “