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 1 II |      difficulty. This was Jem Chip, the treasurer of the Weldon
 2 II |      of the Weldon Institute. Chip was a confirmed vegetarian,
 3 II | Brahman. On this occasion Jem Chip was supported by another
 4 II |     on the proposition of Jem Chip, supported by William T.
 5 IV |    beg to doubt it!” said Jem Chip.~“Gentlemen,” said Robur,
 6 IV |     interrupter.”~“My name is Chip, and I am a vegetarian.”~“
 7 IV |       a vegetarian.”~“Citizen Chip,” said Robur, “I knew that
 8 V  |      and night. Treasurer Jim Chip, publicly accused of possessing
 9 XXI|   towards Fairmount Park! Jem Chip, the vegetarian, had even
10 XXI|     the Weldon Institute. Jem Chip would have done on at day
11 XXI|     them again and again. Jem Chip was there, having left his