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Jules Verne
The Survivors of the Chancellor
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 1 III |         aforesaid ship, seventeen hundred bales of cotton, of the
 2 V   |      archipelago, comprising some hundred and fifty different isles
 3 VI  |         varying from two to three hundred feet in length, twine themselves
 4 X   |         they are some five or six hundred miles away, if the wind
 5 XVI | south-west to north-east, and two hundred fathoms to the north of
 6 XVII|          to throw overboard a few hundred bales of cotton; two or
 7 XX  |       which was not more than two hundred feet in length. The chains
 8 XXV |       know Mr. Kazallon; out of a hundred chances, ninety-nine may
 9 XXVI|   strength; we were still several hundred miles from the coast of
10 XXVI|     pocketed anything less than a hundred dollars.~The next business
11 XLIV|         visible to a depth of two hundred feet below the surface.

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