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 1 II   |         under the authority of a president, assisted by a secretary
 2 II   |     could be no doubt that their president had considerable difficulty
 3 II   | difficulty in guiding them.~This president, well known in Philadelphia
 4 II   |         enemies, although he was president of the club— among others
 5 II   |          Phil Evans been elected president of the club? The votes were
 6 II   |         was decided to elect the president “on the center point.”~This
 7 II   |         in the nomination of the President of the Republic of the United
 8 II   |         line would be proclaimed President of the Weldon Institute.~
 9 II   |        whereas Uncle Prudent was president. A difference of three fifteen-hundredths
10 III  |          slackened not.~Then the president removed his hat. Thanks
11 IV   |       your end.”~“Sir,” said the president, who in vain endeavored
12 IV   |       and it has grown.~“No, Mr. President, it has not grown! It has
13 IV   |           It seemed that for the president of the Weldon Institute
14 V    |      Prudent and Phil Evans, the president and secretary of the Weldon
15 V    |       which the duet between the president and secretary was being
16 V    |       had had the honor of being president of the Weldon Institute,
17 V    |     short it so chanced that the president and secretary of the Weldon
18 V    |        It was thus he called the president of the Weldon Institute,
19 V    |      Institute, and thus did the president desire to be called.~At
20 V    | gathering gloom.~But neither the president nor the secretary of the
21 V    |        of defending himself. The president and secretary of the Weldon
22 V    |          the town heard that the president and secretary of the club
23 V    |         and bodily swallowed the president and secretary of the Weldon
24 VI   |                   Chapter VI~THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY SUSPEND HOSTILITIES~
25 VI   |        Here we are no longer the president and secretary of the Weldon
26 VII  |        close secret. And, if the president and secretary of the Weldon
27 VIII |       REFUSE TO BE CONVINCED~The President of the Weldon Institute
28 VIII |           Robur, seeing that the president and secretary of the Weldon
29 VIII |    reprisals he had taken on the president and secretary of the club.~
30 VIII |      When he raised his head the president and secretary of the Weldon
31 IX   |         greater than that of the president and secretary of the Weldon
32 X    |         those below. In vain the president of the Weldon Institute
33 XI   |         shall see!” answered the president of the Weldon Institute.~“
34 XIII |          just appeared on deck.~“President of the Weldon Institute!”~
35 XIV  |       Messrs. Prudent and Evans, president and secretary of the Weldon
36 XV   |        no notion of allowing the president and secretary of the Weldon
37 XV   |        cause it.”~“Well! No, Mr. President of the Weldon Institute,
38 XVI  |          not enough to drive the President and secretary of the Weldon
39 XVII |        madman.~Thus reasoned the President and Secretary of the Weldon
40 XXI  |       was found that neither the president nor secretary of the Weldon
41 XXI  |         back at the club, one as president, the other as secretary,
42 XXI  |       even shaken hands with the president and left him with “Tomorrow!”~
43 XXI  |        this disappearance of its president and secretary. And at first
44 XXI  |         the disappearance of the president and secretary of the Institute.~
45 XXI  |      indeed the snuff-box of the President of the Weldon Institute.
46 XXI  |          And not only was it the president’s snuff-box, it was the
47 XXI  |          s snuff-box, it was the president’s writing!~Then did the
48 XXI  |          quietly walked into the president’s house. And, what was more
49 XXI  |          crowd, swarmed into the president’s house, and shook hands
50 XXI  |         and shook hands with the president and secretary, and cheered
51 XXI  |        why this very evening the president and secretary of the Weldon
52 XXI  |      Prudent and Phil Evans.~The president allowed the enthusiasm to
53 XXI  |         Of the kidnapping of the president and secretary of the Weldon
54 XXII |        passengers were to be the president and secretary of the Weldon
55 XXII |    declamations that greeted the president and secretary of the Weldon
56 XXIII|    United States,” he said, “The president and secretary of the Weldon
57 XXIII|        Evans, you are free!”~The president, the secretary, and the