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1 XIV    | surrounded by natives.”~“Well, fortunately, they were only apes,” said
2 XVIII  |       the hatchet which he had fortunately recovered, broke the elephant’
3 XVIII  |  carried toward the east, but, fortunately, a current bore him directly
4 XX     |      resist their sharp beaks; fortunately, the huge birds will, I
5 XXVIII |      little of it as possible. Fortunately, these precautions were
6 XXXV   |       tightly about his waist. Fortunately, he could quench his thirst
7 XXXVIII|       flock of vultures which, fortunately, however, kept at a distance.~
8 XL     |      pass irresistibly onward. Fortunately, in these regions, there