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1 I    |         the eyes. Something had assuredly been seen, and something
2 I    |         seen, and something had assuredly been heard. In the night
3 X    |      indulging in a catch which assuredly would have been miraculous.~
4 XIV  |       one horizon to the other.~Assuredly the “Albatross” was seen
5 XV   |       the rifle-bullets; though assuredly, if the aeronef had come
6 XX   | creeping along to the dynamite?~Assuredly if the men of the aeronef
7 XXI  |    trace could be found of him.~Assuredly here was enough to exercise
8 XXII |    sighted this strange object. Assuredly it seemed as though she
9 XXIII|        conquest of the air will assuredly fall.~—End of Voyage Extraordinaire—