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 1 IV   | although he has made an aerial voyage of twelve hundred miles
 2 VIII |       said Robur.~“And if this voyage does not suit us?” asked
 3 VIII |    take their meals during the voyage. There were different preserves;
 4 XII  |      the “Albatross,” made the voyage somewhat trying, and although
 5 XIV  |     halt for breath before the voyage was resumed.~And probably
 6 XIV  |        closed in around as the voyage was resumed at the rate
 7 XV   |        in the circumnavigatory voyage of the “Albatross” it is
 8 XVI  |    said? Even if she were, the voyage must end somewhere. That
 9 XVII |    arrived for them to end the voyage by blowing up the ship?~
10 XVIII|    make sure of continuing his voyage.~In the morning of the 27th
11 XIX  |     the other to-rights on the voyage.”~“Mr. Robur,” said Tom “
12 XIX  |      as the mate had said, the voyage would be a long one, and
13 XX   |       aeronef could resume her voyage across the Pacific to X
14 XXI  |       the impressions of their voyage. But for some reason or
15 XXI  |       Robur! Not a word of the voyage! Not a word of the way in
16 XXIII|        assuredly fall.~—End of Voyage Extraordinaire—Robur the