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 1 VI    |     to go off alone, after we’ve been all over the world
 2 XIII  |      it! Egad, Samuel, if you’ve any drug in your travelling-chest
 3 XXI   |       would do no harm.”~“You’ve probably heard the cries
 4 XXII  |     did bolder things than we’ve done, in venturing all alone
 5 XXIV  |     us over this desert.”~“We’ve made at least half the journey,
 6 XXIV  |      we must not complain; we’ve got along pretty well, thus
 7 XXV   |  There are rogues about! They’ve stolen our invention!”~“
 8 XXVI  | Tuesday, I’ll run the risk. I’ve made up my mind to that!”~
 9 XXVIII|     Tell it to us, doctor; we’ve time enough to hear it,”
10 XXX   |  sighed the doctor.~“Well, we’ve no lack of water, nor the
11 XXXI  |      fed, and well rested. We’ve had too much rest in fact,
12 XXXI  |       Especially now since we’ve settled the question as
13 XXXVII|      an anchor! Ah, master, I’ve a right to call that the
14 XLIX  |     quite obliging. See, they’ve sent us a nice little southeast