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1        I,  XI   |           evidently the light that had attracted Servadac’s attention on
2        I,  XII  |             these astronomical wonders attracted on board the Dobryna. All
3        I,  XIII |               that had taken place had attracted the notice both of officers
4        I,  XV   |            other hand, might it not be attracted to the great central source
5        I,  XV   | infinitesimally small, and so might be attracted by a force that is irresistible.”~“
6        I,  XVIII|              and skinflint. As iron is attracted by the magnet, so was this
7        I,  XVIII|            magnet, so was this Shylock attracted by the sight of gold, nor
8       II,  VIII |                running a risk of being attracted within its influence? Might
9       II,  VIII |              comet, being irresistibly attracted, might be drawn on to the