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 1 XII  |       as the latter sped on its flight.~“How fine that is!” said
 2 XIII |        the Victoria resumed her flight, driven along by a spanking
 3 XX   |        magnificent birds, whose flight is as rapid as ours.”~“Heaven
 4 XXV  | penetrated to the interior by a flight of steps that was now nothing
 5 XXX  |       put the sheik’s troops to flight. All this was but a pretext
 6 XXXII|     them in wide circles, their flight growing gradually closer
 7 XXXVI| direction with us, as though in flight, but we are going faster
 8 XXXVI|         He cannot see us in his flight!”~“He will see us, though!”
 9 XXXVI|      and continued his headlong flight.~A tremendous howl was heard
10 XL   |     later, the mass resumed its flight, and our travellers could,
11 XLIII|   branches of the baobab in her flight.~“We’re off!” shouted Joe.~