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 1 VII  |     were used as cabins for the crew, or as machine rooms. In
 2 VII  |       the cook’s galley and the crew’s quarters; in the stern
 3 VII  |         men all told—formed the crew of the aeronef, and proved
 4 VIII |          As for the rest of the crew, breakfast probably kept
 5 X    |   aeronef.~Three or four of the crew of the “Albatross” had appeared
 6 XI   |   vigorous men who composed the crew of the aeronef they might
 7 XI   |        had be become one of the crew of the “Albatross?” We can
 8 XI   |    zones of the atmosphere,~The crew, as a change from the ordinary
 9 XI   |    picked up by the vessel.~The crew were all on deck. “Shall
10 XII  |       in the sky of Buddha.~The crew of the “Albatross” troubled
11 XIII |      affected the health of her crew. She kept on without undue
12 XIII |  However, about six o’clock her crew could see the large ditches
13 XIII |       springs on the south.~The crew of the “Albatross” made
14 XIII |  revenge on you and yours.”~The crew began to close up with anything
15 XIII |        long way behind her.~The crew were busy in preparing for
16 XIII |        his quarter-deck and his crew went to their stations.~
17 XIV  |       out of his cabin, and the crew came on to the deck to breathe
18 XV   |         the vultures. Often the crew had to fire into the flocks
19 XV   |      Tom Turner and some of the crew ran up. The engineer was
20 XV   |          as in the hands of the crew, began to rain down the
21 XVI  |       Could he there find a new crew?~What means had he that
22 XVI  |       was duly announced to the crew. It was then that Uncle
23 XVII |    Chapter XVII~THE SHIPWRECKED CREW~Next day was the 24th of
24 XVII |        frost, would not all the crew succumb to a horrible death
25 XVIII| imperturbable coolness, and the crew obeyed him as if their leader’
26 XIX  |        towards the equator.~The crew of the “Albatross,” knowing
27 XIX  |         that done Robur and his crew would probably come aft
28 XIX  |  neighborhood of the cabin. The crew were all at work forward.
29 XIX  |         was decided to give the crew a rest, and postpone what
30 XXIII|     flight. And he had the same crew.~The “Albatross” left X
31 XXIII|        chance for Robur and his crew to gratify their longing
32 XXIII|        he was going to save her crew!~And so cleverly did he
33 XXIII|    capable of doing so. But the crew threw themselves on them