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| A bomb outrage to have any influence on public opinion now must go beyond the intention of vengeance or terrorism. In a few moments, with cries and oaths, a bomb appeared on the poop-deck. That plotter Waddington, or some of his tools, dropped a bomb where it might have done us some injury, but Professor Bumper, who was a fellow passenger, on his way to South America to look for the lost city of Pelone, calmly picked up the bomb, plucked out the fuse, and saved us from bad injuries, if not death. |
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