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 1        I,  I   |       contained about fifteen thousand inhabitants, three thousand
 2        I,  I   |   thousand inhabitants, three thousand of whom were French. Besides
 3        I,  II  |    anything less than fifteen thousand feet in height.~Ben Zoof’
 4        I,  II  |       matter of some thirteen thousand feet to make it as high
 5        I,  VIII|       planets are traveling a thousand times faster than the fastest
 6        I,  XIII| garrisoned with well-nigh two thousand troops, into an insignificant
 7        I,  XVI |  rising perpendicularly for a thousand feet— that had replaced
 8       II,  III |      diameter, as many as six thousand are visible. Rosette, however,
 9       II,  VI  |       had been asked for some thousand francs: “A steelyard?”~“
10       II,  VII |    should measure exactly the thousand millimeters that make up
11       II,  X   |       they were practically a thousand times further off than the
12       II,  XVI |       If the chances were ten thousand to one against us,” said