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Alphabetical [« »] lady 291 lagoon 1 lagoons 5 laid 20 lain 3 lair 1 laird 2 | Frequency [« »] 20 hard 20 held 20 jacques 20 laid 20 longitude 20 natural 20 number | Jules Verne In search of the Castaways Concordances laid |
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1 1, 1| brought in the bottle and laid it on the table, at which 2 1, 9| could never get the cloth laid for meals, without disputes 3 1, 12| other side of the chain, and laid his account with having 4 1, 13| and Santiago four times laid in ruins in fourteen years. 5 1, 15| Patagonian, who silently laid his hand on his head, and 6 1, 16| course the travelers had laid down for themselves, they 7 1, 23| gathered sufficient. This he laid on a bed of damp leaves, 8 2, 6| was built of strong planks laid horizontally. A few wooden 9 2, 6| own former experience, and laid by every penny he could 10 2, 11| alike. The whole town was laid out in squares, crossed 11 2, 18| hemorrhage. Mulrady was laid on his side, with his head 12 3, 6| strong foundation, Wilson laid a kind of floor in open 13 3, 7| In short, the train was laid, and the mine was ready 14 3, 9| kahikatea. A bed of dry fern was laid at the bottom. It was swiftly 15 3, 10| his prisoners aside, he laid his hand on the shoulder 16 3, 11| Maori doctrine, anyone who laid sacrilegious hands on what 17 3, 11| commenced.~The body was laid on a small mound in the 18 3, 11| the limbs were bent, and laid against the stomach according 19 3, 11| The husband and wife were laid side by side, then covered 20 3, 16| same moment he felt a hand laid on his shoulder, and turning