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 1        I,  XI |   favorable wind and weather, and proceed at first towards the east,
 2        I,  XII| accordingly, it was determined to proceed, and in a few hours after
 3        I,  XII|          area.~It was resolved to proceed upon the same plan as heretofore,
 4        I,  XIV|           Timascheff was about to proceed with a more rigorous investigation,
 5       II,  V  |       unit of its volume. We will proceed, gentlemen, if you please,
 6       II,  VI |          silver money, or we will proceed to help ourselves.”~Isaac
 7       II,  VII|            Now, gentlemen, we can proceed,” said the professor. “May
 8       II,  VII|     complete attention.~“Before I proceed,” he resumed, “I must recall
 9       II,  XII|        their sole resource was to proceed by blasting with gunpowder.
10       II,  XII|           route to make the labor proceed with incredible briskness.~
11       II,  XVI|        its disadvantages. We will proceed to consider the infinitely