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 1        I,  IX   |     probably have visited Spain, France, or Italy, and accordingly
 2        I,  X    |          sped away to his native France, only to return again to
 3        I,  XII  |      course?”~“To Sicily, Italy, France!” ejaculated Servadac, eagerly,—“
 4        I,  XIV  |          news can you give us of France, England, or Russia?” continued
 5        I,  XIV  |      tomb of one of the kings of France—”~“Louis the Ninth, I presume,”
 6        I,  XIV  |         times more probable that France—”~“France!” shouted Servadac
 7        I,  XIV  |          probable that France—”~“France!” shouted Servadac in a
 8        I,  XIV  |          Servadac in a passion. “France is not an island that can
 9        I,  XIV  |    island that can be submerged; France is an integral portion of
10        I,  XIV  |    portion of a solid continent. France, at least, is safe.”~A scene
11        I,  XIV  |       that, in spite of any loss France may have sustained in the
12        I,  XIV  |          in the fate of Algeria, France is ready to answer any provocation
13        I,  XIV  |         in 1727, 1779, and 1792— France and Spain have disputed
14        I,  XV   |      made of, if only it carries France along with it.”~“And Russia,”
15        I,  XV   |        merest fraction of either France or Russia. As to England,
16        I,  XVI  |         abreast of the shores of France. Yes, of France.~But who
17        I,  XVI  |        shores of France. Yes, of France.~But who shall describe
18        I,  XVI  |        way, and still no sign of France. It might have been supposed
19        I,  XVI  |   realize how it might extend to France; and when now he was obliged
20        I,  XVI  |          is left of our glorious France? No, no; it cannot be. Not
21        I,  XVI  |          the summit and explore! France lies beyond.”~Disembarkation,
22        I,  XVI  |    dismay. Where was his beloved France? Had he gained this arduous
23        I,  XVI  |    encountered this barrier; but France is there beyond! Yes, France
24        I,  XVI  |     France is there beyond! Yes, France is there! Come, count, come!
25        I,  XVII |    almost like a bit of his dear France; and the plan of returning
26        I,  XVIII|       expected to find it.”~“And France? Montmartre?” continued
27        I,  XVIII| communicate the fact that Paris, France, Europe, nay, the whole
28        I,  XVIII|          might never see Europe, France, Paris, Montmartre again.~“
29        I,  XVIII|       but it contains natives of France, Russia, Italy, Spain, and
30        I,  XIX  |          us off from Spain, from France, from Italy, from every
31       II,  IX   |      trust the banks of England, France, and Russia.”~“Ah no! I
32       II,  XI   |         Those of the vintages of France and Spain were drunk in
33       II,  XV   |          upon it, in the name of France, was now the cherished wish
34       II,  XV   |        secured its possession to France!”~Next morning, as soon
35       II,  XV   |        there?”~“Friends. Vive la France!” cried the captain.~“Hurrah
36       II,  XVIII|          clear.~“Europe! Russia! France!” shout Procope, the count,
37       II,  XVIII|         grazing the frontiers of France; whilst France itself suggested
38       II,  XVIII|      frontiers of France; whilst France itself suggested a vigorous