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 1 I     | Londoner. He was never seen on 'Change, nor at the Bank, nor in
 2 V     |        MONEYED MEN, APPEARS ON 'CHANGE ~Phileas Fogg rightly suspected
 3 V     |       made their appearance on 'Change; "Phileas Fogg bonds" were
 4 XI    |         at full speed, a sudden change had come over the spirit
 5 XIII  |    waited till midnight; but no change took place among the guards,
 6 XVIII |        could prevail upon it to change its mind. ~On the 4th, however,
 7 XIX   |      and tell his master of the change in the time of the sailing
 8 XXI   |    barometer announced a speedy change, the mercury rising and
 9 XXI   | south-east. It was a favourable change, and the Tankadere again
10 XXI   |   steamer, perceiving it, would change her course a little, so
11 XXIII |          The idea struck him to change his garments for clothes
12 XXIV  |      Fix. ~Passepartout did not change countenance on hearing this
13 XXIV  |       it was for my interest to change it. Your interest is the
14 XXVI  |        nothing can moderate and change their course; it is a torrent
15 XXXI  |   accident to the sledge, and a change or calm in the wind. ~But
16 XXXIII|        indicated an approaching change in the atmosphere; and during
17 XXXV  |        closed, no appearance of change was visible. ~After leaving
18 XXXVI |      ONCE MORE AT A PREMIUM ON 'CHANGE ~It is time to relate what
19 XXXVI |        is time to relate what a change took place in English public
20 XXXVI |      once more at a premium on 'Change. ~His five friends of the