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1    1,    4|    juncture the old cousin died, and Harry Grant’s two children
2    1,    9| struggled through the cold died subsequently of starvation.
3    1,   26| devouring it had gradually died out. The chief danger of
4    1,   26|  came across the water and died away on the shore. The sails
5    2,   17|    off the horses that had died in the night. This would
6    2,   17| joy that shone in his eyes died away. He sat down again,
7    3,    6|    tide. But if the breeze died away, the ebb would carry
8    3,   14|    in a word, that we have died a terrible death, do you