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 1 XX | completion,” replied Lieutenant Bronsfield. “But who would have thought
 2 XX |    American coast?”~“Certainly, Bronsfield, there is a great depression,”
 3 XX |     better.”~“I agree with you, Bronsfield. With your permission, lieutenant,
 4 XX |         in his notebook.~“Well, Bronsfield,” said the captain, “I will
 5 XX |      ten days,” said Lieutenant Bronsfield at last. “What has become
 6 XX |        friend,” said Lieutenant Bronsfield, smiling.~“But,” continued
 7 XX |    loudly applauded; Lieutenant Bronsfield allowing that the idea was
 8 XX |      clear,” replied Lieutenant Bronsfield, “that J. T. Maston will
 9 XX |       not be wanting,” answered Bronsfield; “and if it were allowed,
10 XX |         the morning) Lieutenant Bronsfield was preparing to leave the
11 XXI|    Besides,” replied Lieutenant Bronsfield, “we have our situation
12 XXI|     west longitude.”~“Well, Mr. Bronsfield,” replied the captain, “
13 XXI|       Blomsberry and Lieutenant Bronsfield entered an eight-pared cutter,
14 XXI|      spectators. Blomsberry and Bronsfield entered, while the crowd