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 1    1,    1|        came up on the poop a few minutes after with his cousin, and
 2    1,    1|      powerless at once. In a few minutes more he was hoisted up over
 3    1,    1|         Tom obeyed, and in a few minutes brought in the bottle and
 4    1,    2|       them attentively for a few minutes, turning them over on all
 5    1,    2|        ll set to work.”~In a few minutes he had written as follows:~
 6    1,    2|       was not long, for in a few minutes he called out: “I’ve got
 7    1,    2|          than himself, and a few minutes afterward it flashed along
 8    1,    3|      come up, Halbert.”~In a few minutes a girl and boy were shown
 9    1,    6|         of the yacht. After some minutes of this silent contemplation
10    1,    6|      examination lasted some few minutes, and then he lowered the
11    1,   13| Frenchman there is a cook.”~Five minutes afterward Paganel began
12    1,   13|      LLARETTAS, and in about ten minutes a dish was ready, which
13    1,   13|    plateau had stopped.~For some minutes no one stirred. At last
14    1,   14|         of lichen, less than two minutes before the shock which finished
15    1,   14|         descent.”~“Less than two minutes? Mind what you are saying;
16    1,   14|        No; it was just about two minutes, as I tell you.”~“Very well,
17    1,   15|       them attentively for a few minutes, and spoke again in another
18    1,   17|           and came back in a few minutes quite himself, as if he
19    1,   18|        Robert again, after a few minutessilence.~“Yes, we’ll find
20    1,   18|          as if mad, and in a few minutes had reached the river, and
21    1,   19|     balls in the darkness. A few minutes longer, and the whole pack
22    1,   19|      quicker pace, till in a few minutes more they came up to the
23    1,   21|          extreme security.~A few minutes afterward the Commandant
24    1,   21|      looked thoughtful for a few minutes, like a man trying to ransack
25    1,   22|         in their own hands.~Five minutes afterward, and the horses
26    1,   22|        fathoms off, and in a few minutes was safely reached by the
27    1,   23|       said Glenarvan after a few minutesreflection; “and remember,
28    1,   23|  anything to stop himself. A few minutes more, and he would have
29    1,   24|         last few days.~For a few minutes there was complete silence,
30    1,   25|       Moussy, counted fifty-five minutes of uninterrupted rolling.”~“
31    1,   26|         on rising ground. Twenty minutes afterward, the OMBU stopped
32    1,   26|         conscientiously for some minutes.~“Well, do you see nothing?”
33    2,    1|          McNabbs asked for a few minuteshearing.~“Say away, McNabbs,”
34    2,    3|        situated in 37 degrees 47 minutes latitude and 77 degrees
35    2,    3|       latitude and 77 degrees 24 minutes longitude, the high cone
36    2,    3|        yards off, cooked in five minutes in these all but boiling
37    2,    4|        ready to start, and a few minutes afterward the anchor was
38    2,    5|         longitude 113 degrees 37 minutes, and the passengers found
39    2,    6|          longitude 36 degrees 12 minutes, and latitude 32 degrees
40    2,    6|       and latitude 32 degrees 67 minutes, at Cape Catastrophe, three
41    2,    7|         us have it.”~After a few minutesthought, Ayrton replied—“
42    2,    8|       the boat rowed off. In ten minutes the shore was reached, and
43    2,    9|       precise dates.~“No, at ten minutes past seven,” replied the
44    2,   10|        took his departure. A few minutes later, nothing was visible
45    2,   11|     urged on his horse. In a few minutes he arrived at Camden Bridge
46    2,   11|         the morning, twenty-five minutes after leaving Castlemaine,
47    2,   13|          of the little town. Ten minutesconversation with Dickson,
48    2,   16|         longitude 147 degrees 53 minutes, on the banks of the Snowy
49    2,   16|      Paganel; “two degrees seven minutes distant from this, and that
50    2,   18|          had already lasted some minutes when Glenarvan returned.
51    2,   19|         and painfully. Every ten minutes the litter changed bearers.
52    3,    1|   Glenarvan’s features. For some minutes he gazed at the expanse
53    3,    4|          the forecastle, and two minutes after they returned. The
54    3,    6|        certain death.”~For a few minutes the passengers were silent.
55    3,    6|       the darkness only by a few minutes, and soon the coast outline,
56    3,   10|          he was silent for a few minutes.~“Kai-Koumou is speaking. . . .
57    3,   10|       ferocity.~Then after a few minutesinterval he proceeded more
58    3,   10|    supernatural influence.~A few minutes after they were re-conducted
59    3,   12|    immediate communication.~Some minutes more passed, and the Major
60    3,   12|        mentioned by Robert.~Five minutes after, all the fugitives
61    3,   13|          look.~In less than five minutes they were at the top of
62    3,   13| noiselessly, and after about ten minutes, arrived on the narrow ridge
63    3,   14|          the balance for the ten minutes required to pass along that
64    3,   14|        fighting to fear. For ten minutes, the little band ascended
65    3,   15|        their course. After a few minutes of chase, these fleet-footed
66    3,   15|    themselves beside him. In ten minutes the canoe was a quarter
67    3,   15|          joyous voice.~And a few minutes after, the ten fugitives,
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