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 1    1,    1|        though the shark was full fifty yards distant. He began
 2    1,    5|     McNabbs. The Major was about fifty years of age, with a calm
 3    1,   13|          express, at the rate of fifty miles an hour. Not a cry
 4    1,   14|         at least one hundred and fifty feet in the air. He had
 5    1,   15|       was not far off, for about fifty paces from the RIO a man
 6    1,   21|         was a vigorous man about fifty years of age, of military
 7    1,   21|   Government. He was a man about fifty years of age, a Basque by
 8    1,   24|        market. Paganel, who knew fifty ways of dressing eggs, was
 9    2,    2|       stream. It contained about fifty houses, tolerably clean,
10    2,    3|         clear weather is visible fifty miles off. At eight o’clock,
11    2,    4|          1606 to 1862, more than fifty have been engaged in exploring
12    2,    4|       and in the interior.”~“Oh, fifty!” exclaimed McNabbs incredulously.~“
13    2,    5|         on it. Enormous breakers fifty feet high were dashing over
14    2,    6|        pleasant-faced man, about fifty years of age, came out of
15    2,   13|      resin, rose one hundred and fifty feet above the soil. Not
16    2,   16|      Glenarvan.~“One hundred and fifty degrees,” replied Paganel; “
17    2,   16|  Melbourne.”~“Go two hundred and fifty miles on foot!” cried the
18    2,   19|          They were not more than fifty fathoms from it, when Wilson’
19    2,   19|         county of Wellesley, and fifty miles from Twofold Bay.~
20    3,    1|         you ask?” replied John.~“Fifty pounds.”~Glenarvan looked
21    3,    1|      looked consent.~“Very good! Fifty pounds,” replied John Mangles.~“
22    3,    1|          new freight represented fifty pounds, and he rated it
23    3,    8|       would then suffice for the fifty miles which lay between
24    3,   10|        the soil, one hundred and fifty were missing on his return.
25    3,   13| recognize it.”~Robert was right. Fifty feet above, at the extreme
26    3,   13|        crossed the native lines, fifty feet above the camp.~All
27    3,   15|    February 23, at a distance of fifty miles from Maunganamu, Glenarvan
28    3,   15|          Zealand forest measured fifty yards in circumference,