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 1 XVIII|      carried he knew not where.~A cable one hundred and fifty feet
 2 XVIII|     between two large blocks. The cable then stretched to full length
 3 XIX  |          to the shore by the taut cable. But the two propellers
 4 XIX  |        the rocks he could cut the cable and resume his flight towards
 5 XIX  | motionless at her anchor, and the cable stretched vertically downward
 6 XIX  |           Escape?”~“Yes! down the cable! Fifty yards is nothing!”~“
 7 XIX  |      anchor and thus throwing the cable more and more out of the
 8 XIX  |         the side and, seizing the cable with hands and feet slipped
 9 XIX  |          screws being slowed, the cable was hauled in on board,
10 XIX  |      ground.~In a few seconds the cable was cut, and the breeze,
11 XXI  |       France through the New York cable at 11-37 A.M. on July 13.
12 XXI  |      fired at Phil Evans, the cut cable, and the “Albatross” deprived