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 1 IX   |  canoes. Then the “Albatross” flew over Iowa after having sighted
 2 X    |   leave the train behind. She flew about it like an enormous
 3 XI   |     From every side the birds flew down on to the carcass,
 4 XIII |       them as the “Albatross” flew along the river banks of
 5 XIV  |  strait. Then the “Albatross” flew over the French territory
 6 XIV  |     Alps or the Pyrenees, she flew over the face of Provence
 7 XV   |     reached the interior, and flew down the beautiful valley
 8 XV   |    inaccessible surf. And she flew out over the Atlantic.~
 9 XVIII|   passed, and the “Albatross” flew over unhurt. She swept through
10 XX   |        Albatross.” The cabins flew into splinters. The lamps
11 XXI  |      the aeronef, if it still flew through space, or if they
12 XXIII| followed her as she rose. She flew round her flanks, and maneuvered