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 1        I,  V   | topsy-turvy, I must be at my post this morning.”~“To do Count
 2        I,  VII |      to join Ben Zoof at his post upon the cliff. Now, he
 3        I,  XI  |    Servadac did not quit his post upon the deck; but the light
 4        I,  XIII|   they would “stick to their post.”~To say the truth, it would
 5        I,  XIX |      Servadac, “I accept the post with all its responsibilities.
 6       II,  I   |    He endeavored to obtain a post at the Observatory, but
 7       II,  III |   remained resolutely at his post. From occasional newspapers
 8       II,  III |      secret. He clung to his post with the greater persistency,
 9       II,  XIII|     and so manfully to their post.~It did, indeed, more than
10       II,  XV  |  intention of abandoning our post. We have received no government
11       II,  XVI | Having refused to quit their post, the Englishmen had virtually