Chapter
1 V | told them that they were prisoners.~Then there came a continuous
2 VI | hour the position of the prisoners remained unchanged. No one
3 VIII | his guests, not to say his prisoners. Manifestly he wished to
4 VIII | Again did Robur approach his prisoners, who affected to be in no
5 X | and Stripes.~In vain the prisoners, in their desire to take
6 X | given her as to drive the prisoners into their cabin. As soon
7 XII | following days of which the prisoners could take advantage. The
8 XIII | were considered, and the prisoners rushed to throw themselves
9 XIII | look-out was kept on the prisoners, whose temptation to escape
10 XIV | difficult to keep a watch on his prisoners while he was crossing Europe,
11 XIV | thought over and settled, the prisoners, found they could not put
12 XV | engineer going to do with his prisoners? Was he going to keep them
13 XV | terrace that they throw the prisoners tied up in wicker baskets,
14 XV | it was that thousands of prisoners taken during recent razzias
15 XV | soldiers, were grouped the prisoners destined to accompany the
16 XV | minghan’s sword, and the prisoners were led up in hundreds
17 XV | humanity.~“Let us free the prisoners!” they shouted.~“That is
18 XV | really did marvels.~The prisoners, although they did not understand
19 XV | under the trees, while the prisoners ran off without anybody
20 XVII | left off speaking to his prisoners. Frycollin seldom came out
21 XIX | his honor not to take us prisoners again —”~“The honor of such
22 XX | empty.~When he saw that the prisoners had escaped, Robur was seized
23 XX | dispersed. The capture of the prisoners was certain, and once he
24 XXI | on the subject of Robur’s prisoners was as great as ever. Had
25 XXI | of the way in which the prisoners had escaped! Not a word
26 XXIII| Evans had again become the prisoners of the redoubtable Robur.
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