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 1 I    |      Great Britain and the United States was adopted to the general
 2 I    |           new of which the United States occupy so vast an area.~
 3 I    |           of Oregon in the United States.~“It will not have been
 4 II   |       drawback even in the United States; and how could it be otherwise
 5 II   |            and even in the United States, if it had not been for
 6 II   |        the Republic of the United States.~On two boards of perfect
 7 III  | celebrated aeronaut of the United States, Harry W. Tinder, immortalized
 8 III  |     interfered. But in the United States the government meddles with
 9 IV   |            Citizens of the United States! My name is Robur. I am
10 V    |          newspapers of the United States reported the facts and explained
11 VI   |        two citizens of the United States.”~“And he shall pay pretty
12 VIII |        which separates the United States from Canada, and was flying
13 IX   |  Wisconsin, Missouri, and all the States which form the western half
14 X    |       National Park of the United States. A strange region it was.
15 XI   |           by Russia to the United States in 1867—it was highly probable
16 XVI  |        ex-President of the United States, sometimes a Spanish general
17 XVII |          not belong to the United States.~What was this intractable
18 XXI  |           of locomotion, for whom States had no frontiers and oceans
19 XXII |   sightseers from the neighboring states; industrial and commercial
20 XXIII|            Citizens of the United States,” he said, “The president
21 XXIII|            Citizens of the United States, my experiment is finished;
22 XXIII|            Citizens of the United States—Good-by!”~And the “Albatross,”