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1 I   |         Americans and Englishmen walked up the left bank of the
2 V   |    bitterness as they went, they walked on through the streets farther
3 V   |      epithets at each other they walked faster and faster, and drew
4 VIII| arrangements of the “Albatross,” walked up to them and said: “Well,
5 IX  |     Uncle Prudent and Phil Evans walked about beneath the forest
6 X   |          on deck. The colleagues walked up to him.~“Engineer Robur,”
7 XI  |         not meet with Robur, who walked about smoking alone or talking
8 XIV |        left their deck-house and walked off away from the others
9 XXI |     during the afternoon quietly walked into the president’s house.