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Rubur the Conqueror

CHAPTER VIII
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But that was of no consequence; there could be no doubt it was Ottawa.
Soon the city faded off towards the horizon, and formed but a luminous spot on the ground.
It was almost two hours before Robur appeared.

His mate, Tom Turner, accompanied him.

He said only three words.

These were transmitted to the two assistant engineers in the fore and aft engine-houses.

At a sign the helmsman changed the-direction of the "Albatross" a couple of points to the southwest; at the same time Uncle Prudent and Phil Evans felt that a greater speed had been given to the propellers.
In fact, the speed had been doubled, and now surpassed anything that had ever been attained by terrestrial Engines.


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