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501       II,  XVII |       scarcely had he done so, when Servadac noticed that his waist was
502       II,  XVII |            Sixty-six pounds!” cried Servadac. “We haven’t reckoned for
503       II,  XVII |         Sixty-six pounds!” repeated Servadac. “We can hardly carry ourselves;
504       II,  XVII |          Out with it, I say!” cried Servadac.~“What, all my money, which
505       II,  XVII |        brought to a sudden check by Servadac’s bidding two of the sailors,
506       II,  XVII |    professor’s message to the Hive. Servadac thought it might probably
507       II,  XVII |             had taken their places, Servadac said, “Get in, Ben Zoof.”~“
508       II,  XVII |    respectfully.~“No, no!” insisted Servadac; “the captain must be the
509       II,  XVII |           over the side of the car. Servadac followed. The cords were
510       II,  XVIII|             Procope, the count, and Servadac, almost in a breath.~And
511       II,  XVIII|         retain its necessary level. Servadac and the count continued
512       II,  XVIII|           were precious; but Hector Servadac resolved that he would adopt
513       II,  XIX  |              were exchanged between Servadac and his orderly.~They had
514       II,  XIX  |            Nobody expects us,” said Servadac; “that is very certain.”~“
515       II,  XIX  |              The first persons that Servadac recognized were the two
516       II,  XIX  |          greeted him heartily, “Ah! Servadac, old fellow! is it you?”~“
517       II,  XIX  |      believe me, colonel,” answered Servadac, “if I were to tell you;
518       II,  XIX  |         friend, excuse me,” replied Servadac; “but shake hands with me
519       II,  XIX  |            am not dreaming.” Hector Servadac had made up his mind, and
520       II,  XIX  |        Anxious to turn the subject, Servadac took the earliest opportunity
521       II,  XIX  |          you know.”~“True,” replied Servadac; and turning to the count
522       II,  XIX  |            An immense relief,” said Servadac to himself, “that I have
523       II,  XIX  |           the reserve which Captain Servadac might make on his part,
524       II,  XIX  |            were adopted, the one by Servadac, the other by the count,
525       II,  XIX  |         Colonel, no longer Captain, Servadac, his hair slightly streaked
526       II,  XIX  |             a mystery which neither Servadac nor his orderly could eliminate