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 1        I,  VI  |      shore. This, since it had ceased to be formed by the original
 2        I,  VII |     the wind dropped; the rain ceased as if by a spell; and Servadac,
 3        I,  VIII|    diminished. The captain had ceased to be surprised that no
 4        I,  XI  |      The light, of course, had ceased to be visible, but in the
 5        I,  XII |    maps, announced that it had ceased to run east and west, and
 6        I,  XXII|     probable that the moon has ceased to revolve about her.”~“
 7       II,  III |       imply that the orbit has ceased to be a parabola?”~“Just
 8       II,  IX  |        Jew and Nina’s Hive had ceased. In the course of the few
 9       II,  XI  |      burning lava had suddenly ceased to flow!~Speechless with
10       II,  XII |        some unknown cause, had ceased to rise in the crater, yet
11       II,  XIII| eruption which had so suddenly ceased in one spot had certainly
12       II,  XIII| readings around the long table ceased to be attractive, and the