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 1  1, 6 |  electric one." ~"Perhaps," added I, "one can only approach
 2  1, 8 |    a shake of the head, and added two or three perfectly incomprehensible
 3  1, 13| leave you to your studies," added the Captain; "our course
 4  1, 14|   of the Island of Crespo!" added Conseil. ~"Oh! then the
 5  1, 14| water, to which the Captain added some drops of a fermented
 6  1, 14|    charcoal?" ~"Besides," I added, "to fire under water in
 7  1, 17|  emotion in me. ~"Also," he added, "true existence is there;
 8  1, 20|      It is not even bread," added he, "but a delicate pastry.
 9  1, 20|    nothing else." ~"And," I added, "this bird, suitably prepared,
10  1, 20|   Suppose we never return?" added Ned Land. ~Just then a stone
11  1, 21|   the waters. ~"To-morrow," added the Captain, rising, "to-morrow,
12  1, 23|     suppress a sob. Then he added: "Our peaceful cemetery
13  2, 1 |   Nor any man, either," had added the Captain. Still the same
14  2, 6 |     answered. ~"And if," he added, "the offer made you this
15  2, 6 |       And now, Ned Land," I added, "let us stop here. Not
16  2, 7 |  Mediterranean, incessantly added to by the waves of the Atlantic
17  2, 12| easy to guess. "Because," I added, "if my surmises are correct,
18  2, 13|        Besides, Captain," I added, enthusiastically, "why