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 1        I,  II   |          at the fetes given by the governor at Algiers.~It was on one
 2        I,  VI   |           Well, sir, here you are, Governor General of Algeria!” exclaimed
 3        I,  VII  |          VAIN~In a few minutes the governor general and his population
 4        I,  VII  |       alive and well. No doubt the governor general will be anxious
 5        I,  VII  |          and rice; so that for the governor and his population, with
 6        I,  VIII |          strange imprisonment; the governor general and the minister
 7        I,  IX   |            Zoof was “invested with governor’s powers,” and took an affecting
 8        I,  XIV  |       Malta—town, forts, soldiers, governor, and all—has vanished just
 9        I,  XVIII|      Teutonic accent, “Oh, my lord governor, help me, help! These rascals
10        I,  XVIII|    passengers, I told him that the governor general was absent on a
11        I,  XIX  |               CHAPTER XIX~GALLIA’S GOVERNOR GENERAL~The Spaniards who
12        I,  XIX  |         Ben Zoof introduced as the governor general, with due respect,
13        I,  XIX  |      presented to the Spaniards as governor of the island, he thought
14        I,  XIX  |        saying, “Only wait till the governor general comes; he is a shrewd
15        I,  XIX  |            promised arrival of the governor.~When Servadac and his companions
16        I,  XIX  |        from his tartan, obeyed the governor’s orders to follow.~An hour
17        I,  XIX  |          he added in Russian: “The governor has made up a wonderful
18        I,  XX   |            with the full powers of governor general, an office of which
19        I,  XXI  |        occasion. The health of the governor general was drunk, as well
20        I,  XXII |     definitely laid down. “My lord governor,” as Ben Zoof until he was
21        I,  XXIV |         need his services alike as governor and protector, and overcoming
22       II,  II   |       speak to his Excellency, the governor.”~“The governor is in bed,
23       II,  II   |    Excellency, the governor.”~“The governor is in bed, and asleep.”~“
24       II,  III  | Aide-de-camp to his Excellency the Governor of Gallia,” interposed Ben
25       II,  IV   |         with perfect immunity. The governor general made it his special
26       II,  VI   |           shell! Come and show the governor proper respect, when he
27       II,  VIII |           looked astonished.~“I am governor here,” said Servadac.~Ben
28       II,  IX   |            from his Excellency the governor would be good bills; anyhow
29       II,  IX   |       Gentiles in general, and the governor of Gallia in particular,
30       II,  IX   |             I thought you were the governor’s aide-de-camp,” said Hakkabut.~“
31       II,  XIV  |            And don’t you think the governor ought to let me have it?”~“
32       II,  XV   |           To Captain Servadac, the governor general of Gallia.”~“Indeed!”