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1    1,   14| which some enormous rock had sealed forever.~About one o’clock,
2    2,   16|      held it as firmly as if sealed by some hydraulic cement.~
3    2,   17|     he could, and closed and sealed the letter. Paganel, whose
4    3,    6|     were put in hermetically sealed cases, staunch and safe
5    3,    9|   fact, the Upper Waikato is sealed against profane Europeans.~
6    3,   20|      in a hearty grip and so sealed the compact.~A general wish