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 1        I,  V    |  running him through the body,” added Ben Zoof.~If Servadac and
 2        I,  VI   |         Then, after a pause, he added: “That is to say, if there
 3        I,  VI   | suddenly bethinking himself, he added: “But no, that cannot be
 4        I,  VIII |         can be the meaning,” he added seriously, “of all this
 5        I,  IX   |        count significantly, and added, “I have discovered no sign
 6        I,  IX   |       position.”~He paused, and added: “Your island is the first
 7        I,  X    |        collision with the sun!” added the count.~“There is no
 8        I,  X    |        time for reflection, and added: “Moreover, I have every
 9        I,  XIII |       arms and legs blown off,” added the officer.~“Very good,
10        I,  XV   |         with it.”~“And Russia,” added the count.~“And Russia,
11        I,  XVII |        of the pretty maiden, he added:~“Tell us your name, little
12        I,  XVIII|      for selling them.~Ben Zoof added, “And as to the difficulties
13        I,  XVIII| addressing Count Timascheff, he added, “Altogether, I think the
14        I,  XIX  |         to Count Timascheff, he added in Russian: “The governor
15        I,  XX   |          I am not mistaken,” he added; “it is a light on the horizon.”~“
16        I,  XXII |    which they were standing, he added, “We seem to have been transplanted
17       II,  I    |        in creation?”~“Besides,” added the lieutenant, “it is exceedingly
18       II,  II   |        too liberal an offer, he added, “Only it must be at once.”~“
19       II,  II   |      your liking, old Ezekiel!” added Ben Zoof in a voice of irony.~
20       II,  II   |      let me have my coffee,” he added impatiently; “I cannot collect
21       II,  III  |         us right round Gallia,” added the captain.~“Round Gallia?”
22       II,  III  | audience.~“But now, gentlemen,” added the professor, “I must tell
23       II,  III  |         reckoning. Perhaps,” he added, with a smile, “even Montmartre
24       II,  III  |         by way of emphasis, and added, “If I had my will, Gallia
25       II,  V    |      will spoil us, Pablo,” she added, smiling.~“Oh, no, Nina;
26       II,  V    |  anywhere. And what’s more,” he added mischievously, “you won’
27       II,  V    |      long as there is no wind,” added Servadac, “we may pass comfortably
28       II,  VI   |    captain.~“Only for one day,” added the professor.~The Jew stammered
29       II,  VII  |     been very much smaller,” he added, looking slyly at the professor.~“
30       II,  XI   | sentiments of all? Besides,” he added, smiling, “I expect that
31       II,  XIII | gathering on Rosette’s face, he added:~“I am sure Lieutenant Procope
32       II,  XIII |         a misfortune it is,” he added, speaking to himself, “to
33       II,  XV   |        reply. “And to whom,” he added, “may I have the honor of
34       II,  XV   |      reply. “But excuse me,” he added presently; “I see that Colonel