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1 XI | Florida endeavored to draw her adversary away on to fresh ground;
2 XX |    much!” cried Michel Ardan’s adversary. “I do not know why I should
3 XX |       had gone straight at his adversary.~“Come!” he said shortly.~
4 XXI|     savage duel, in which each adversary became a man-hunter— Michel
5 XXI|       meeting. He provoked his adversary, who is none other than
6 XXI|      no longer any fear of his adversary!”~“Let us go to him,” said
7 XXI|       ought always to treat an adversary with respect; rest assureed
8 IX |       enemy and Michel Ardan’s adversary. To Captain Nicholl’s maintaining
9 XV |        his chosen curve to his adversary.~This scientific dispute