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 1        I,  IV  | unregistered in the records of science?~Whence came it that the
 2       II,  I   |    considerable genius for the science that he had adopted; besides
 3       II,  I   |      by the Gallian Academy of Science was this: That on the night
 4       II,  VIII|   enlisted into the service of science,” said Procope. “It is by
 5       II,  VIII|        record in the annals of science?~Although it is acknowledged
 6       II,  VIII|       home; no speculation, no science, no experience, could induce
 7       II,  XIII|      the elementary manuals of science, or from the books of adventurous
 8       II,  XIII|      on the part of the man of science, some hours had to elapse
 9       II,  XIV |       professor, a mere man of science, with circumscribed means;
10       II,  XVI |       the deductions of modern science be true, the speed of the
11       II,  XVII| mastered the first elements of science, didn’t you?”~“Sir!”~“A