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 1        I,  V    |      leveled to the ground!” he exclaimed, “surely a waterspout has
 2        I,  V    |        forgotten all about it!” exclaimed Servadac. Then looking at
 3        I,  V    |         Confound the brute!” he exclaimed, “I might as well throw
 4        I,  V    |         what may,” he presently exclaimed, “we will make up our minds
 5        I,  V    |     haze of clouds.~“Nonsense!” exclaimed Servadac. “How can the sun
 6        I,  V    |       lips. “Salt as brine!” he exclaimed, as soon as he had tasted
 7        I,  VI   |        into this to-morrow,” he exclaimed, as darkness fell suddenly
 8        I,  VI   |        start.”~“Time to start?” exclaimed Ben Zoof, rubbing his eyes. “
 9        I,  VI   |         What does it all mean?” exclaimed the captain, every hour
10        I,  VI   |   Governor General of Algeria!” exclaimed Ben Zoof, as they reached
11        I,  VII  |       full boil.~“By jingo!” he exclaimed, “a precious hot fire!”~
12        I,  VIII |          You idiot!” he angrily exclaimed; “cannot you understand
13        I,  VIII |         was in sight.~“A ship!” exclaimed Servadac, starting to his
14        I,  IX   |        in sight.~“The Dobryna!” exclaimed Servadac, keeping his eye
15        I,  IX   |        First of all, count,” he exclaimed impetuously, “before we
16        I,  XI   |         his telescope, Servadac exclaimed: “There is a habitation
17        I,  XI   |      The tomb of St. Louis!” he exclaimed, and his companions involuntarily
18        I,  XII  |         s chart.~“How strange,” exclaimed Hector Servadac, “that after
19        I,  XIII |            By all that’s good!” exclaimed both officers in one breath,
20        I,  XIV  |    joyful sight, gentlemen!” he exclaimed. “It will give us unbounded
21        I,  XV   |         What does it all mean?” exclaimed the count.~“Something mysterious
22        I,  XVI  |   territory. “It cannot be!” he exclaimed. “We must somehow have mistaken
23        I,  XVII |         burning mountain!” they exclaimed.~“Gallia, then, has some
24        I,  XVII |    Enchante!”~“Another enigma!” exclaimed Servadac; “and still no
25        I,  XVIII|      twenty-two.”~“Twenty-two!” exclaimed the captain; “twenty-two
26        I,  XVIII|          the thieves!” suddenly exclaimed Ben Zoof, stamping his foot
27        I,  XVIII|         shall pay me.”~“A Jew!” exclaimed Servadac.~“Ay, sir, a German
28        I,  XVIII|    effort towards Servadac, and exclaimed in French, marked by a strong
29        I,  XIX  |            Confound the knave!” exclaimed Ben Zoof; “he gabbles every
30        I,  XX   |        the horizon.”~“A light!” exclaimed Servadac; “show me where.”~“
31        I,  XXI  |        of expense it would be,” exclaimed Ben Zoof, “if every household
32        I,  XXIII|       in her bosom.~“A pigeon!” exclaimed Ben Zoof, who had reached
33        I,  XXIV |    brightened.~“Look! look!” he exclaimed, pointing to a faint outline
34       II,  I    |     apparent irritation, and he exclaimed fretfully, “My spectacles!—
35       II,  I    |       out.~“Is it possible?” he exclaimed. “Here is my old tutor,
36       II,  I    |       experienced.”~“Nonsense!” exclaimed the captain; “I know better
37       II,  III  |          Round Gallia?” eagerly exclaimed the professor.~“Yes, entirely
38       II,  III  |         a moment.”~“Mole-hill!” exclaimed Ben Zoof, stung to the quick. “
39       II,  IV   |         a Gallian twelvemonth?” exclaimed Rosette.~Servadac looked
40       II,  IV   |    acquiescing.~“If I wish it!” exclaimed Rosette. “Nothing of the
41       II,  V    |          What! you don’t mean,” exclaimed the professor, again going
42       II,  V    |     What a strange phenomenon!” exclaimed the captain.~“It makes me
43       II,  V    |  Procope.~“Indeed, I hope not!” exclaimed the professor; “where would
44       II,  VI   |        of relief, the old miser exclaimed, with a stare of astonishment,
45       II,  VI   | disposal.~“No paper, no paper!” exclaimed Isaac. “Paper has no currency
46       II,  VII  |      battle-field for cowards!” exclaimed Ben Zoof.~“Not so jolly,
47       II,  VII  |         the professor.~“Idiot!” exclaimed Rosette. “Your head is too
48       II,  IX   |    shall see Montmartre again!” exclaimed Ben Zoof, in excited tones
49       II,  IX   |        make up the deficiency,” exclaimed Ben Zoof.~“Ah, yes, yes;
50       II,  XII  |      Quite near enough for me!” exclaimed Ben Zoof. “Those who are
51       II,  XIII | fiercely.~“Astounding, sir!” he exclaimed. “Yes! Nerina was a planet
52       II,  XIV  |    yelling ‘Eureka!’”~“Eureka?” exclaimed Servadac. “That means he
53       II,  XVI  |          Burnt alive!” they all exclaimed in a chorus of horror.~“
54       II,  XVI  |     heart sank.~“A balloon!” he exclaimed. “Out of the question! Balloons
55       II,  XVII |       are coming to something!” exclaimed Servadac. “We have got a
56       II,  XIX  |         L——?”~“Madame de L——-!” exclaimed the colonel, taking the