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 1 XI   |          saw in this project an attack upon their religion. They
 2 XIV  | Rallying-Signal. —An Unexpected Attack.—The Kanyeme.—A Night in
 3 XIV  |     moderate wind.~“That was an attack for you!” said Joe.~“We
 4 XIV  |         resumed Ferguson, “this attack of apes might have had the
 5 XVI  |      new diseases that annually attack the products of the soil,
 6 XVI  |       that does not hesitate to attack the lion himself. They are
 7 XXI  |         Strange Sounds.—A Night Attack.—Kennedy and Joe in the
 8 XXX  |    Governor and his Court. —The Attack.—The Incendiary Pigeons.~
 9 XXX  |   Fellatahs; he assisted in the attack on the city, which, with
10 XXXII|  Anxieties.—His Precautions.—An Attack in Mid-air.—The Balloon
11 XXXII|       largest size. Should they attack us—”~“Well, if they do,
12 XXXII|        only be exciting them to attack us!”~“But I could soon settle
13 XXXII|       suppose that they were to attack the upper part of the balloon,
14 XXXII|         readiness in case of an attack, but do not fire without
15 XXXII|      but I repeat that, if they attack the upper part of the balloon,
16 XXXV |    concern about it.~Before the attack by the birds of prey, which,