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 1    1,    1|         to haul in the monster by means of tackle attached to the
 2    1,    2|          occurrence first: 7 Juni means June 7; and if we put that
 3    1,    2|       third. There is ZWEI, which means TWO, and ATROSEN or MATROSEN,
 4    1,    2|        plain enough. BRINGT IHNEN means BRING THEM; and, if you
 5    1,    7|            Then it would be by no means a matter of indifference
 6    1,    7|         shall wait there for some means of transport.”~“Very well,
 7    1,    8|         advantage, which is by no means inconsiderable—I should
 8    1,    9|        very name Patagonia, which means ‘great feet’ in Spanish,
 9    1,   10|    informed on arriving there, by means of a few English words,
10    1,   10|       place of their captivity by means of this bottle.”~“Except
11    1,   15|            where to get food, and means of transport. Provisions
12    1,   16|           word in Patagonia which means bird, and he well deserved
13    1,   16|    understand him, my friends, he means a courageous man.”~“My father!”
14    1,   19|         done afterward, when both means of defense failed at once?~
15    1,   19|         blood.~But very soon this means of defense would be at an
16    1,   22|             replied Thalcave.~“He means an inundation,” exclaimed
17    1,   23|        These resources were by no means to be despised.~The next
18    1,   24|        main point is that AUSTRAL means AUSTRALIE, and we must have
19    1,   24|      added, ‘I know an infallible means of procuring your happiness.’ ‘
20    1,   26|          o’clock they set off. No means of transport being procurable
21    1,   26| circumstances. Since there was no means of dissipating the darkness,
22    2,    1|       that the French word CONTIN means a continent, irrefragably.
23    2,    3|        cannot penetrate them; the means of transport are insufficient,
24    2,    4|      certainly have met with some means of transport back to Europe.”~“
25    2,    4|     Captain Baudin, who was by no means a timid man, was so afraid
26    2,    5|          sand-banks.~Was there no means of calming this angry sea?
27    2,    8|          to procure the necessary means of conveyance across the
28    2,    8|     hinder part were connected by means of a rude mechanical contrivance,
29    2,   12|        Paganel. “Ah! I think that means ‘bark of a tree’ in Australian.”~
30    2,   13|       alarm them.~They were by no means unnecessary, however, for
31    2,   15|         order to have at hand all means of research. He thought
32    2,   15|         of the bullocks also. The means of traction and transport
33    2,   16|        expedition, and find fresh means of transport.”~“And the
34    2,   16|         at the bay facilitate our means of getting there?”~Ayrton
35    2,   16|       Snowy, till we can get some means of conveyance.”~“Yes,” replied
36    2,   17|           At the Wimerra he found means of communicating with one
37    2,   18|          he would easily find the means of transport to Twofold
38    2,   19|         where we shall find rapid means of conveyance. Who knows
39    2,   19|          at the back, to steer by means of a large scull; but, notwithstanding
40    2,   19|           miles from Twofold Bay.~Means of conveyance were quickly
41    3,    1|          aware that there were no means of transport for Sydney
42    3,    5|          which prove it.”~“By all means let us have the facts, Paganel,”
43    3,    8|       some sleep.”~“Supper by all means,” said Paganel, “but no
44    3,   12|           repine. But death here, means not death only, it means
45    3,   12|          means not death only, it means torture, insult, perhaps,
46    3,   13|         by Divine mercy, find the means of escape.~Such was Paganel’
47    3,   15|       exhausted, and there was no means of renewing them; their
48    3,   18|       left me, as I shall have no means of getting away from the
49    3,   18|           was at first. It merely means southern countries.”~“Well,
50    3,   20|           successively, and found means always to vary the formula