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 1 VI  |    ourselves on a third whose attempt deserves severe reprisals.
 2 VI  |     And make him pay for this attempt on the liberty of two citizens
 3 XI  |   present was not the time to attempt anything of the sort. The
 4 XI  |       providing Robur made no attempt to recapture them.~Several
 5 XIII|   particular—were prepared to attempt the most hazardous things.
 6 XIII|      may be imagined, did not attempt to quiet him. In fact, he
 7 XIV |    minds to get away.~But any attempt to have done so would have
 8 XIV |     very clear—some audacious attempt on the part of their friends
 9 XVII|       cold? That Robur should attempt to cross the Pole in the
10 XVII| season was bad enough, but to attempt such a thing in the depth
11 XVII|  southern pole. But would she attempt it in the middle of the