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trifulgas etexts

From: Steve Michaluk <smichaluk~at~hotmail.com>
Date: Sat, 24 Apr 1999 20:26:47 PDT
To: jvf~at~math.technion.ac.il

Dear Zvi,

When I went to consult our Jules Verne Virtual Library I
received the following error message:

     Not Found

     The requested URL /~rl/JulesVerne/works.html
     was not found on this server.

I couldn't remember if you had a trifulgas etext posted in
English, so just in case, and pending a remedy for the "Not
Found" error, below are URLs for two different translations
of trifulgas etexts in English.

Steve

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http://www.epress.force9.co.uk/content/dr_trifulgas.htm

ENIGMATIC TALES

"Six-four" excerpt:

"Among others we notice the Six-four, a name given to a
curious erection, having six openings on one side and
four on the other."

JULES VERNE

One of the most famous writers of all time, yet this story
appears to have been neglected for the bulk of this century
until unearthed by Chris Pollard.

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http://www.interlog.com/~command/texts/verne1.htm

The Storm
© by Jules Verne (2100 words)

"Six-four" excerpt:

"Among the notable buildings of Luktrop is the Six-Four,
a bizarre construction with a square roof, six windows
at the front and four at the back."

Translated from the French by Alberto Manguel.

Typed to the internet by Gary Morton, Grim Commander's
Fright Library. An HTML portable web library document

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