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 1  1, 2 |   Natural History in Paris, the French Government had attached
 2  1, 4 |  himself Canadian calls himself French; and, little communicative
 3  1, 8 |        look. ~I replied in good French that I did not know his
 4  1, 8 |        speak to those rogues in French, English, German, and Latin,
 5  1, 8 |     determine. Neither English, French, nor German, that is quite
 6  1, 9 |       by hearing these words in French: ~"Be quiet, Master Land;
 7  1, 10|     which he had just spoken in French? One might almost think
 8  1, 10|     penetrating voice, "I speak French, English, German, and Latin
 9  1, 17|        islands protected by the French flag, from the 4th to the
10  1, 18|    again heard of. In 1791, the French Government, justly uneasy
11  1, 18|          1827, accompanied by a French agent. ~The Recherche, after
12  1, 18|    Where, no one knew. ~But the French Government, fearing that
13  1, 18| tin-plate box, stamped with the French arms, and corroded by the
14  1, 19|     made 11,340 miles, or 5,250 French leagues, since our starting-point
15  1, 21|     reviewed the travels of the French navigator, his voyages of
16  1, 23|         man does not understand French." ~I gave a last look at
17  2, 1 |      the man did not understand French; for several times I made
18  2, 4 |         16,220 miles, or 7,500 (French) leagues from our starting-point
19  2, 4 |        were too many English or French steamers of the line of
20  2, 8 |          resolved to make for a French port. ~"The Spanish commanders
21  2, 18|          These words, spoken in French, startled me! I had a fellow-countryman
22  2, 20|    Chesapeake Bay. In 1794, the French Republic changed its name.
23  2, 21|      the ship. Whether English, French, American, or Russian, she