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 1 III  |       resumed the doctor. “You’re angry at me because I did
 2 VI   |     stick to the doctor!”~“You’re a fine fellow, Joe!”~“But,
 3 VI   |  fellow, Joe!”~“But, then, you’re coming with us!”~“Oh! certainly,”
 4 VI   |     make yourself lean, if you’re found to be heavy. You’ll
 5 IX   |        not in the moon. But we’re going to skip round among
 6 XII  |      country!”~“Balloons! they’re the sort for me!” Joe would
 7 XII  |       trees!” cried Joe. “They’re quite natural, but they
 8 XIII |    spring up every moment.~“We’re right among the breakers!”
 9 XIV  |    such an extra weight!”~“You’re right, Joe. Still it is
10 XIV  |      Why, about the steaks you’re broiling, to be sure!” replied
11 XIV  |        your suppositions; they’re any thing but pleasant.”~“
12 XIV  |        tail! it’s an ape! They’re all apes!”~“Well, they’re
13 XIV  |      re all apes!”~“Well, they’re worse than men!” said Kennedy,
14 XV   |        if I’m not mistaken, we’re going to be called upon
15 XV   |        my good Joe—perhaps you’re to be a god!”~“Well, master,
16 XV   |        there,” said Joe, “they’re rather rough in their orders
17 XV   |       utmost gravity.~“Ah! you’re dancing, are you?” said
18 XVI  | snuffing the air aloud!”~“They’re choking!” ejaculated Joe. “
19 XVII |   strange cry!”~“Look! Why, we’re moving!”~“The anchor has
20 XVII |      we have harpooned; and we’re only doing just what whalemen
21 XVII |       balloon, and, while they’re busy in that way, I’ll do
22 XX   |        profound disgust.~“They’re ugly acquaintances!” added
23 XXI  |   whispered:~“The blacks! They’re climbing toward us.”~The
24 XXI  |   wretch!” said Kennedy, “they’re assassinating him—making
25 XXI  |        if you can do that, you’re the greatest learned man
26 XXI  |      work. Are you ready?”~“We’re ready,” responded Joe.~The
27 XXIII|   budge.~“Humph!” said he; “we’re not going up yet.”~“Not
28 XXXI |         roared Joe; “why, they’re not as big as my fist.”~“
29 XL   |       the deluge itself, if we’re to judge by yon cloud that’
30 XLI  |     thousand of them, for they’re not very extravagant with
31 XLI  |       grated as it passed.~“We’re over it! we’re over it!
32 XLI  |     passed.~“We’re over it! we’re over it! we’re clear!” cried
33 XLI  |     over it! we’re over it! we’re clear!” cried out an exulting
34 XLIII|      leisure,” said Joe. “They’re only at a short gallop.
35 XLIII|      baobab in her flight.~“We’re off!” shouted Joe.~A volley