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 1  1, 2 | telegram on its passage and was making the most of it. ~So when
 2  1, 3 |        answered, evasively, "by making a curve." ~"Will the curve
 3  1, 5 |     Pacific, running at whales, making sharp deviations from her
 4  1, 6 |         frigate, which was then making fourteen knots, and enveloped
 5  1, 9 |  atmosphere of the cell. ~I was making my observations, when Ned
 6  1, 13|        My friends," I answered, making a sign for them to enter, "
 7  1, 17|    convulsive movements, whilst making a last effort to free themselves
 8  1, 21| approached us, not running, but making hostile demonstrations.
 9  1, 21|         panels were open. After making the boat fast, we entered
10  1, 21|    Conseil, "friend Ned is busy making a kangaroo-pie which will
11  1, 21|      the most fearful cries and making the wildest contortions. ~
12  1, 22|     cool. He seemed, too, to be making some objections to which
13  2, 1 |     with its powerful screw and making them rebound to a great
14  2, 11|         the road to India, were making for the Cape of Good Hope.
15  2, 11|       like a flying-fish, fell, making the waves rebound to an
16  2, 12|            A greater reason for making their acquaintance," said