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 1        I,  XXIII|      bite.”~At the beginning of April the weather changed. The
 2        I,  XXIII|        otherwise.~On the 4th of April, after an absence of about
 3        I,  XXIV |        that at the beginning of April, a fortnight back, he had
 4        I,  XXIV |  following morning, the l6th of April, Captain Servadac and the
 5       II,  II   |        it was not the middle of April.~“It is the twentieth,”
 6       II,  IV   |  distance traveled by Gallia in April was 39,000,000 leagues,
 7       II,  IV   | unheard-of dates as the 47th of April or the 118th of May.~According
 8       II,  IV   |        do you say to the 62d of April?”~Without noticing the general
 9       II,  V    |       hour.~In due time the 62d April, according to the revised
10       II,  VIII |         to Rosette, the 63rd of April. In the course of this month
11       II,  XIII |       another.~February, March, April, May, passed wearily by;