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 1 III   |    Skilful detectives have been sent to all the principal ports
 2 III   |         was easily procured and sent to the detectives; and some
 3 VI    | dispatch about Phileas Fogg was sent were as follows: ~The steamer
 4 VIII  |     telegraph office, whence he sent the dispatch which we have
 5 XV    |      goodly sum in damages, and sent them forward to Calcutta
 6 XVII  |     friends at the Reform Club, sent to follow him up, and to
 7 XVII  |         shrewdness. "He's a spy sent to keep us in view! That
 8 XIX   |     members of the Reform Club, sent out here to interrupt my
 9 XIX   |        I am a police detective, sent out here by the London office." ~"
10 XIX   |   warrant of arrest for which I sent to London. You must help
11 XX    |         luggage, which had been sent back there, they returned
12 XXIV  |       could to keep him back. I sent the Bombay priests after
13 XXVIII|        next stopping place, had sent on before. The passengers
14 XXXIII|        one, for that evening he sent for the engineer, and said
15 XXXIII|        Captain Speedy. ~"I have sent for you, sir - " ~"Pickaroon!" ~" -
16 XXXIII|     start; from Dublin they are sent on to Liverpool by the most
17 XXXV  |         in the evening Mr. Fogg sent to know if Aouda would receive
18 XXXVI |       described. Telegrams were sent to America and Asia for
19 XXXVII|           Passepartout had been sent by his master to engage