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 1 1,2|    This intrepid fellow was a Negro born on the engineer's estate,
 2 1,4|       the direction which the Negro Neb had taken a few hours
 3 1,5|   saying, he offered the poor Negro a few handfuls of shell-fish,
 4 1,7|      prolonged absence of the Negro made Pencroft very uneasy.
 5 1,8| remained motionless. The poor Negro, absorbed in his grief,
 6 1,8|       was not I," replied the Negro. ~"It's very clear that
 7 1,2|     the one in his quality of Negro, to the other in that of
 8 1,5|    islet. ~The sailor and the Negro cleverly performed the operation,
 9 2,1|           Of wood?" asked the Negro, looking still unconvinced. ~"
10 2,8|      would have said that the Negro and the ape understood each
11 2,0|    really say that the honest Negro did not feel at his ease
12 3,9|       account. The courageous Negro, well entrenched in the