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 1 III  | thrashings—when at thirty-seven minutes past eight there occurred
 2 IV   |      meeting in which but a few minutes ago the storm was in full
 3 IV   |     which lasted for three long minutes. And then Phil Evans look
 4 VI   |         thrown in here only two minutes elapsed. It is thus evident
 5 VI   |         He worked away for some minutes. The only result was to
 6 VIII |    Robur’s only reply. In a few minutes the “Albatross” had attained
 7 X    |  instead of fountains.~In a few minutes the “Albatross” glided across
 8 XI   |    coolness for a moment.~A few minutes afterwards the whale returned
 9 XVI  | humming-top like that!”~For ten minutes or so the “Albatross” had
10 XVIII|        bid under its ice.~A few minutes afterwards the aurora died
11 XIX  |      burn about an inch in five minutes, or a yard in three hours.
12 XX   |    ALBATROSS~It was then twenty minutes after midnight. Five or
13 XX   |        do as we like.”~At a few minutes after two the first part
14 XX   |        of the aeronef for a few minutes, and even to drive her backwards.
15 XXI  | immediately informed of it. Ten minutes later all Philadelphia received
16 XXII |         than air.”~About twenty minutes past eleven a gun announced
17 XXII |        to start. At twenty-five minutes past eleven the second gun