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1 I    |         St. Peter’s at Rome, the English at the cross of St. Paul’
2 IV   |    expressed himself fluently in English without a trace of the drawling
3 VI   |         does he come from? Is he English, or German, or French —”~“
4 VII  | partisans of “heavier than air,” English, American, Italian, Austrian,
5 XI   |         but in any case be spoke English like a Yankee. “Eh, stand
6 XIII |          for the Russians to the English possessions in India, there
7 XIII |         him if it was kept in an English or Muscovite pocket. Terrestrial
8 XIV  |    coasting craft engaged in the English, Dutch, French, and Belgian
9 XXIII|       asked him.~The ship was an English three-master, the “Two Friends,”