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 1 II   |       rich, and therefore he had friends, as was natural; but he
 2 XI   |        appeared to be to the two friends! How eager they were to
 3 XI   |     Chinese or Japanese, the two friends had made up their minds
 4 XII  |         trying, and although the friends had warm traveling wraps,
 5 XIV  |     attempt on the part of their friends to rescue them from Robur?~
 6 XIV  |  engineer.””~““Please inform our friends and acquaintances.””~““P.
 7 XV   | particularly pleasing to the two friends, whose chances of escape
 8 XVI  |       such interesting feathered friends.~That day, as the sun was
 9 XXI  |        machine their terrestrial friends would never bring them back
10 XXI  |          of the club, then their friends, then the crowd, swarmed
11 XXIII|   English three-master, the “Two Friends,” bound for Melbourne, where