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 1 VI   |     this conclusion was not arrived at without many objurgations
 2 XV   |  clock when the “Albatross” arrived over the plain and began
 3 XVII |     to do? Had not the time arrived for them to end the voyage
 4 XVII |   dead.~The “Albatross” had arrived above them, and slowly descended.
 5 XIX  |   colleagues, as we see had arrived at such a stage as to look
 6 XIX  |    at such a pitch had they arrived after five weeks of anger
 7 XIX  |     till the time of action arrived.~A little before midnight
 8 XXI  |     mystery when a telegram arrived from France through the
 9 XXI  |     27th of September, they arrived at Philadelphia, That is
10 XXIII|    for Melbourne, where she arrived a few days afterwards.~Robur
11 XXIII| help. A short time after he arrived in Melbourne he became the
12 XXIII|   above the clouds. When he arrived over North America he descended