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 1        I,  XVI | upon this untried land. The bit of strand was only a few
 2        I,  XVII|   and as such almost like a bit of his dear France; and
 3        I,  XIX |     four small islands: the bit of Gibraltar occupied by
 4        I,  XXI |    his lodgings. But wait a bit; we shall see how he stands
 5       II,  III |    Montmartre, instead of a bit of Africa, it would have
 6       II,  III |   would have caught up your bit of a comet and worn it like
 7       II,  IV  |    Ben Zoof.~The astronomer bit his lip, snorted, and cast
 8       II,  IX  |   could devise to get every bit of the money in the new
 9       II,  IX  |  have come to do our little bit of friendly business with
10       II,  IX  |  him into an occasion for a bit of fun. But the joke at
11       II,  XV  |   of “stretching his legs a bit,” declaring that nothing
12       II,  XVII| asked.~“It’s only my little bit of money, your Excellency;