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1        I,  XIII|      were two officers in the British army—Colonel Heneage Finch
2        I,  XIII|    patient expectation of the British ship which, in due time,
3        I,  XIII|      1,895 men, but with true British pluck and self-control,
4        I,  XIII|    any communication~with the British Government.~ At breakfast
5        I,  XIV |  hardly less than that of the British officers, he said:~“Allow
6        I,  XIV |    with national pride to the British standard floating over the
7        I,  XVII|   their acquaintance with the British officers, there were two
8       II,  XV  |      in its integrity, to the British government.”~Servadac uttered
9       II,  XV  | received a fair equivalent in British gold.”~“Ah!” cried Ben Zoof, “