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1    1,    6| motionless with his legs wide apart. His examination lasted
2    2,    3|   islands, thirty-three miles apart, and situated exactly on
3    2,    8|    kitchen. The front was set apart especially for the ladies,
4    2,   10|     different stock were kept apart, for wild sheep and bullocks
5    3,    8|      with full vigor. Modesty apart, people like us would be
6    3,   17|     the voyage, each one kept apart from the others in the solitude
7    3,   19|     willingness to live there apart from his fellows. The head