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 1    1,    2|      while I go on to London and lay this document before the
 2    1,    3|         My husband determined to lay the document before the
 3    1,    6|         full length on deck, and lay sprawling at the foot of
 4    1,    9|         straits. Before her stem lay a broad, open, sparkling
 5    1,   10|      natives, burned in 1819, it lay in desolation and ruins,
 6    1,   13|         of the Cordilleras which lay in darkness. What could
 7    1,   13|       around him. His companions lay in a close circle like the
 8    1,   14|         refused to touch it, and lay stretched on his poncho
 9    1,   15|         giant Thalcave. The road lay through a beautiful fertile
10    1,   16|          o’clock the Cordilleras lay full forty miles behind
11    1,   16|        their ponchos. The horses lay down on the ground, and
12    1,   18|        once. In a few seconds it lay flat on the ground.~The
13    1,   19|          the common example, and lay in profound slumber on their
14    1,   19|        hour fifteen dead animals lay stretched on the prairie.~
15    1,   19|          and pearly drops of dew lay thick on the plain and on
16    1,   22|        and coverlets as each man lay down and fell asleep beneath
17    1,   22|           and some already deep, lay across the route to the
18    1,   22| afterward and the field of horns lay two miles behind.~Thalcave
19    1,   22|         and accordingly each one lay down and endeavored to find
20    1,   25|           Evidently motive power lay in the cloud itself, for
21    1,   25|      possible, and above all, to lay in a stock of patience,
22    1,   25|          the west. A dark shadow lay on the water, and it could
23    1,   25|        himself in his poncho and lay down to sleep.~But the approach
24    1,   26|          still under water, soon lay behind them, as Thalcave
25    2,    2|        this miniature town there lay 1,500 hectares of meadow
26    2,    4|          three A. M., the DUNCAN lay puffing out her smoke in
27    2,    6|       living out of his lot, but lay by pounds 80 a year.~Paddy
28    2,   10|        and woods, and mountains, lay behind. But in addition
29    2,   11|      quartz and ferruginous rock lay among the scrub and the
30    2,   11|     could guess how many victims lay dead and mangled under those
31    2,   11|  although one-half of the bridge lay beneath the ruins of the
32    2,   11|        few unrecognizable bodies lay on the slope of the embankment,
33    2,   12|        the wagon, and the others lay down in the tent, Paganel’
34    2,   15|   OCCURRENCES~AN immense barrier lay across the route to the
35    2,   15|   aquatic birds, and beyond this lay the vast plains of the Murray.
36    2,   15|        himself.~The plains which lay at the foot of the Australian
37    2,   15|   hundred and twenty miles which lay between them and Twofold
38    2,   15|   natural phenomenon! Before him lay an immense bed of mushrooms,
39    2,   15|      some hallucination?~McNabbs lay down on the ground, and,
40    2,   16|        bullocks and three horses lay stretched on the ground,
41    2,   18|         attack. Here two corpses lay on the ground, struck down
42    3,    1|     Zealand.~But Paganel did not lay stress on this argument.
43    3,    4|        brig rose twice, and then lay motionless, heeled over
44    3,    4|          the coast whose outline lay on the horizon. Whether
45    3,    6|          on the cable, while she lay head on to the sea, was
46    3,    7|       kingdom his village, which lay between the Waikato and
47    3,    8|        for the fifty miles which lay between them and the capital;
48    3,    9|       condensed by the cold, and lay as a dense cloud on the
49    3,    9|          Zealanders. At his side lay an English rifle, and a “
50    3,    9|        Three savage-looking dogs lay at their feet. The eight
51    3,   10|          up to the intrenchment, lay across fields of “phormium”
52    3,   10|   frenzied natives, the captives lay down on the flax mats. Lady
53    3,   11|          husband. The two bodies lay stretched side by side.
54    3,   12|          in a corner of the hut, lay down on a mat. Sleep, which
55    3,   12|     light and friable, and below lay a bed of silicious tufa;
56    3,   13|          newly made grave. There lay the chief’s weapons, his
57    3,   14|      volcano. Some corpses which lay at the foot of the cone,
58    3,   15|        difficulties. Their route lay across this wondrous region
59    3,   15|       sight of the dangers which lay before them on their way
60    3,   15|    quantity of resinous gum that lay in heaps at the foot of
61    3,   15|       off, a canoe with six oars lay on the beach. To launch
62    3,   15|       moment, scarcely two miles lay between them. It was impossible
63    3,   17|      away toward the coast which lay on the west, and affected
64    3,   17|         direct route across, and lay exactly along the 37th parallel.
65    3,   19|     carried to his bed, where he lay in a deep swoon.~“Poor orphans,”
66    3,   20|        the ship, but 1,500 miles lay between us and the nearest