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 1    1,    1|       with one powerful stroke cut off his tail.~This ended
 2    1,   10|      capital of Araucania, and cut the Cordilleras by the pass
 3    1,   13|      meat! But who is going to cut up the beast?”~“I will,”
 4    1,   13|      in an instant. Cones were cut off. Tottering peaks disappeared
 5    1,   19|     their anger, though it had cut off their approach. Several
 6    1,   22|    disappeared before it as if cut down by a scythe, and clumps
 7    1,   23|          With the dead wood we cut off the tree.”~“But how
 8    1,   23|     myself by. Who will go and cut wood in the forest?”~“I
 9    1,   23|        all the Patagonians are cut after the same pattern,
10    2,    4|        shores, she was as much cut off from all chance of help
11    2,    5|       seized their hatchets to cut away the shrouds from the
12    2,    7|    were caught, and obliged to cut away the masts. A leak sprang
13    2,   10|       explanation, when Ayrton cut short all his conjectures
14    2,   11|      it was a trefoil clumsily cut on the back part. McNabbs
15    2,   16|     anything. “We have only to cut down a tree and hollow it
16    2,   18|      not do to attempt a short cut across an almost unknown
17    2,   19|   sticks, and a path had to be cut through either with the
18    3,    1|      to the point on the coast cut by the 37th parallel. Two
19    3,    6|       to work; the rigging was cut clear, and the mainmast,
20    3,    6|        the tackle, and Mulrady cut the line which held the
21    3,    6|      John, impatient of delay, cut the rope, thus sacrificing
22    3,    7| surrender, but one day at noon cut their way through the then
23    3,    8|    Zealand abound. They had to cut a path across the plain,
24    3,    8|    practicable wagon roads are cut through these forests of
25    3,   11|  several days when his hair is cut; when he is tattooed; when
26    3,   11|     were dismembered, divided, cut up, not into morsels, but
27    3,   13|          before our passage is cut off.”~But just as the ladies
28    3,   13|     amulets, made of shells or cut stones, hung from one part
29    3,   15|      For two days, they had to cut their way with an ax through
30    3,   15|    whistled over his head, and cut in two the nearest of the
31    3,   20|     words, Ayrton. You will be cut off here from all the world,