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 1 IX   |       presented to him. But M. Fridrikssen, professor of natural sciences
 2 IX   |     good walk I returned to M. Fridrikssen’s house, where I found my
 3 X    |       mixed with German and M. Fridrikssen with Latin for my benefit.
 4 X    |   plans.~In the first place M. Fridrikssen wanted to know what success
 5 X    | shelves.”~“Indeed!” replied M. Fridrikssen, “why we possess eight thousand
 6 X    |     which evidently touched M. Fridrikssen.~“Now,” said he, “will you
 7 X    | decided on speaking.~“Monsieur Fridrikssen, I wished to know if amongst
 8 X    |       feasted his eyes upon M. Fridrikssen’s face.~“Well,” he cried, “
 9 X    |         What secret?” asked M. Fridrikssen, starting.~“Oh, just a secret
10 X    |        very well,” answered M. Fridrikssen, who was kind enough not
11 X    |       replied the excellent M. Fridrikssen.~This part of the conversation
12 X    |        am very sorry,” said M. Fridrikssen, “that my engagements will
13 X    |      any one for the world, M. Fridrikssen. Still, I thank you with
14 XI   |  mystery was explained when M. Fridrikssen informed me that this tranquil
15 XI   |      he came recommended by M. Fridrikssen. He was our future guide.
16 XI   |         being of the party. M. Fridrikssen was not there. I learned
17 XI   |  intimate conversation with M. Fridrikssen, with whom I felt the liveliest
18 XI   |     preparations were over. M. Fridrikssen shook hands with us. My
19 XI   |     and with his last adieu M. Fridrikssen treated me to a line of
20 XXVII|        our voyage, Iceland, M. Fridrikssen, Snæfell. I said to myself