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1 1,7|      with due deference to your experience, Pencroft, is that in the
2 1,3|   though, profiting by acquired experience, they had nothing to invent,
3 1,1| temperature, which the sun will experience alter millions of years;
4 2,5|        go, and we have had some experience in that way! Look here,
5 2,6|     even their intelligence and experience. ~"It is a joke," said Pencroft; "
6 2,6|        Harding. "It is known by experience that the greatest quantity
7 3,7|       me with your advice, your experience!" ~"Take courage, my friend,"
8 3,7|      since it has been found by experience that contact with the air
9 3,0|         knew only too well from experience that no ships ever visited