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Off on a Comet-Part22_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

That was clear. The idea of betaking themselves to the _Dobryna_ and _Hansa_ could not for a momen...

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Off on a Comet-Part23_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

when Servadac announced to them the discovery of their future domicile; and with requickened energi...

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Off on a Comet-Part17_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

Before they had reached an altitude of 600 feet they noticed a sensible diminution of the temperatu...

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Off on a Comet-Part24_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

throughout the French army, but rarely performed in finer style than by this _virtuoso:_ _"Misti g...

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Off on a Comet-Part18_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

She went on to say that at first she had been very frightened; but when she found that the earth di...

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Off on a Comet-Part25_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

of a burning mountain is generally strewn. Captain Servadac was of opinion that this peculiarity au...

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Off on a Comet-Part19_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

upon them, and the more I kill them, the worse they get; and yet, if I were to leave them alone, we...

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Off on a Comet-Part26_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

and discovered that she was being attacked by half a dozen great sea-gulls, and only after receivin...

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Off on a Comet-Part20_JULES VERNE(1828-1905)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

of commerce, from a lucifer match to the radiant fabrics of Frank-fort and Epinal. Without wife or ...

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Selected Writings-Part20_Guy De Maupassant(1850-1893)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

sea; then it died away and nothing answered him. He started off again. The sun had sunk behind the ...

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Selected Writings-Part27_Guy De Maupassant(1850-1893)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

we stopped before a small house, evidently belonging to some person of the middle class, completely...

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Selected Writings-Part21_Guy De Maupassant(1850-1893)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

walked about his house like a wild beast in its cage, putting his eat to the door to listen if the ...

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Selected Writings-Part22_Guy De Maupassant(1850-1893)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

"Just look!" Simon whispered. The grandfather did not like the soup, and refused to eat it; but he ...

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Selected Writings-Part23_Guy De Maupassant(1850-1893)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

and I went with him to fetch her. It was raining in torrents, and I brought the unfortunate girl ho...

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Selected Writings-Part17_Guy De Maupassant(1850-1893)_Translated Works(翻译文学)

CUTS AND WOUNDS WHICH CAUSED DEATH. That was the heading of the charge which brought Leopold Renard...

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