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 1 II   |     three hundred miles, would return an annual income of three
 2 III  |      even against the wind, to return to their point of departure,
 3 III  |      handed to the inventor in return for his formal receipt the
 4 VI   |        to get away, and we can return later to settle with this
 5 VII  |       feathers open during the return of the wings so as to let
 6 IX   | convenient for us if we are to return to our starting-place.”~
 7 XV   |         and smelt it, on their return to America—if they ever
 8 XX   |         would be repaired, and return well in hand. Before the
 9 XX   |     Islands before sunrise. To return against the wind she must
10 XX   |        was in place they would return to the island and drop another
11 XX   |       and that would delay his return to Pitt Island. In short,
12 XXII |    months after the unexpected return of Uncle Prudent and Phil
13 XXIII|         to which he desired to return as soon as possible.~In