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 					<h3 epub:type="ordinal z3998:roman">II</h3>
-					<p epub:type="bridgehead">An episode of the rebellion⁠—The engineer Cyrus Smith⁠—Gideon Spilett⁠—The negro Neb⁠—The sailor Pencroff⁠—The youth, Herbert⁠—An unexpected proposal⁠—Rendezvous at ten o’clock <abbr class="time">p.m.</abbr>⁠—Departure in the storm.</p>
+					<p epub:type="bridgehead">An episode of the rebellion⁠—The engineer Cyrus Smith⁠—Gideon Spilett⁠—The negro Neb⁠—The sailor Pencroff⁠—The youth, Herbert⁠—An unexpected proposal⁠—Rendezvous at ten o’clock <abbr>p.m.</abbr>⁠—Departure in the storm.</p>
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 				<p>They were neither professional aeronauts nor amateurs in aerial navigation whom the storm had thrown upon this coast. They were prisoners of war whose audacity had suggested this extraordinary manner of escape. A hundred times they would have perished, a hundred times their torn balloon would have precipitated them into the abyss, had not Providence preserved them for a strange destiny, and on the 20th of March, after having flown from Richmond, besieged by the troops of General Ulysses Grant, they found themselves 7,000 miles from the Virginia capital, the principal stronghold of the Secessionists during that terrible war. Their aerial voyage had lasted five days.</p>
 				<p>Let us see by what curious circumstances this escape of prisoners was effected⁠—an escape which resulted in the catastrophe which we have seen.</p>

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 				<p>“Then he must have some note on him,” said the engineer.</p>
 				<p>Pencroff rushed to the orang. Neb could not have chosen a better messenger, who could get through obstacles which none of the others could have surmounted. Smith was right. Around Jup’s neck was hung a little bag, and in it was a note in Neb’s handwriting. The dismay of the colonists may be imagined when they read these words:⁠—</p>
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-					<p>“<b>Friday</b>, 6 <abbr class="time">a.m.</abbr>⁠—The convicts are on the plateau. <span epub:type="z3998:signature">Neb.</span>”</p>
+					<p>“<b>Friday</b>, 6 <abbr>a.m.</abbr>⁠—The convicts are on the plateau. <span epub:type="z3998:signature">Neb.</span>”</p>
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 				<p>They looked at each other without saying a word, then walked back to the house. What was there to do? The convicts on Prospect Plateau meant disaster, devastation and ruin! Herbert knew at once from their faces that the situation had become grave, and when he saw Jup, he had no more doubt that misfortune was threatening Granite House.</p>
 				<p>“<abbr>Mr.</abbr> Smith,” said he, “I want to go. I can bear the journey. I want to start.”</p>

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