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1 1,1|        balloon could no longer support itself! Several times already
2 1,0|        which formed a powerful support of the central cone. ~At
3 1,0|      did not give a sufficient support. Evening came on by degrees,
4 1,1| furnish me with an argument to support my theory. It is certain,
5 2,7|        and allow the bridge to support heavy loads. ~Happily there
6 2,8|    insulators, and intended to support the wire. A few days after,
7 3,5|     fail us." ~"Can the cannon support the shock of the pyroxyle?"
8 3,5|      many inhabitants could it support? Ten thousand at least!" ~
9 3,7|     such a manner as to better support the dying man. ~They saw