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 1 I     |      try it in the face of the enemy! Then one returned to camp
 2 II    | Roundheads, and the implacable enemy of the gentlemen of the
 3 X     |                 CHAPTER X~ ONE ENEMY v. TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS
 4 X     |     its rise.~This persevering enemy the president of the Gun
 5 XX    |       and was rushing upon the enemy who thus braved him to the
 6 XXI   |    cunning, their scent of the enemy. A single mistake, a moment’
 7 XXI   |       Indians had tracked some enemy, and which the dense foliage
 8 XXI   |       would not dodge with his enemy, or ensnare him, would not
 9 XXI   |   tulip-tree, for a formidable enemy menaced its stronghold.~
10 XXVIII|        Barbicane to his mortal enemy, Captain Nicholl, and, as
11 IX    |    came forward as Barbicane’s enemy and Michel Ardan’s adversary.