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1 XV    |     grave and knowing as the circumstances of the case required. He
2 XVI   |   are not moving, and should circumstances not change, we’ll find ourselves
3 XVII  |      from the surface; lucky circumstances for us, enabling us, as
4 XXI   | plans of rescue according to circumstances.”~“The poor captive cannot
5 XXIV  |    brave them. Under present circumstances, my opinion is, that we
6 XXVIII| statement. It was under such circumstances that a very singular adventure
7 XXXV  |      and perhaps under other circumstances he might have been amused
8 XXXVII|    accomplished under better circumstances!”~“Nor in better health,”