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 1 I   |         between the falls. Let us leave them in the presence of
 2 I   |     search is in vain, do you not leave your house and take up your
 3 V   |           aloud for vengeance. To leave such insults unpunished
 4 IX  |      morning the engineer did not leave his cabin. Either he was
 5 X   | moderating her speed so as not to leave the train behind. She flew
 6 XI  |          Robur was in no hurry to leave his deck-house, When he
 7 XI  |         admitting that they could leave the aeronef.~During the
 8 XI  |        fog matter to her? She can leave it when she chooses. The
 9 XIII|           Albatross,” they do not leave him in that way. I may add
10 XIII|          way. I may add you never leave him.”~Phil Evans drew away
11 XIV |          was not an easy thing to leave the cabin and creep along
12 XV  |           as though hesitating to leave Africa behind. Was Robur
13 XIX |       case the “Albatross” had to leave before the work was finished.
14 XIX |          us your word of honor to leave us free on this island?”~“