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1 XII  |          the balloon, as the latter sped on its flight.~“How fine
2 XII  |        surmounted, and the Victoria sped through the air, skimming
3 XIII |         their weapons. Finally, she sped along as far as the last
4 XVIII|       balloon, restored to liberty, sped away to the northwest with
5 XIX  | astonishment ensued as the Victoria sped past like a meteor. That
6 XXXIV|          solitude, but the Victoria sped by like a shooting-star,
7 XL   |            seen than they saw. They sped rapidly and directly to
8 XLIII|            away by a swift current, sped on, to plunge, like a huge