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1 XIX   |           my friend Barbicane has told me that you would like to
2 XIX   | probability, if the truth must be told, if the Yankees could only
3 XXI   |      during this walk that Maston told Ardan the state of the case.
4 XXI   |         the state of the case. He told him the real causes of the
5 XXI   |     dangerous.”~Michel Ardan then told the president how the captain
6 XXVIII|            according to his idea, told the whole result of the
7 V     |        terrestrial regions?”~“Who told you that they have never
8 V     |     repeat,” said Barbicane; “who told you that they have not done
9 XV    |      serious tone, as if they had told him of some serious event. “