The Master of the World by Jules Verne
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thousand lakes represented the submarine. In truth, in the excited
state of the public imagination, apparitions assailed us from every side. At last, on the twenty-ninth of July, I received a telephone message to come to Mr. Ward on the instant. Twenty minutes later I was in his cabinet. "You leave in an hour, Strock," said he. "Where for?" "For Toledo." "It has been seen?" "Yes. At Toledo you will get your final orders." "In an hour, my men and I will be on the way." "Good! And, Strock, I now give you a formal order." "What is it, Mr. Ward?" "To succeed! This time to succeed!" |
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