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1        I,  XV   |    inclined to believe that the message had been set afloat by some
2        I,  XV   |       tell into whose hands the message would fall first.”~“Well,
3        I,  XVII |        to contain the following message:~“Gallia Ab sole, au 1 mars,
4        I,  XVIII|         hope while you may. The message has come to us over the
5        I,  XXIII|      Servadac’s hands.~“Another message, no doubt,” cried the captain, “
6        I,  XXIV |         documents, and from the message just come to hand by the
7       II,  IV   |        As already stated in the message brought by the carrier pigeon,
8       II,  XVII |         brought the professor’s message to the Hive. Servadac thought
9       II,  XVIII| surrendered it at once, and the message was hurriedly fastened to