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1        I,  IX   |  sea.~Servadac employed the interval in making the count acquainted
2        I,  XIII |   specification of what the interval should be. Your pay will
3        I,  XIII |   that there will be but an interval of an hour and a half between
4       II,  I    |  later, after some periodic interval, to return.~From the prima
5       II,  II   | said Servadac after a brief interval; “I will give you leave
6       II,  VIII |     round its primary at an interval about equal to the moon’
7       II,  VIII |  master’s wish was law.~The interval between the comet and Jupiter
8       II,  XVII |    from the earth; and this interval was being diminished at
9       II,  XVIII|  were thus consumed and the interval of distance was reduced