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 1    1,    3|         held by the hand was about twelve, but his face expressed
 2    1,    4|          This was in 1861, and for twelve months, or up to May, 1862,
 3    1,   10|             a magnificent estuary, twelve miles long and nine broad.
 4    1,   11|      called PEONS, and a boy about twelve years of age under him.
 5    1,   12|       height is between eleven and twelve thousand six hundred feet.
 6    2,    5|       coast could not be more than twelve miles off, and better far
 7    2,    6| out-distanced by a young urchin of twelve. However, he was far ahead
 8    2,    7|          miles, not more. If we go twelve miles a day it will barely
 9    2,   14|         day at the station. It was twelve hours’ delay, but also twelve
10    2,   14|      twelve hours’ delay, but also twelve hours’ rest, and both horses
11    2,   19|       opposite shore. At half-past twelve, they embarked provisions
12    3,    2|          of the bear.~At half past twelve the anchor was weighed,
13    3,    6|        38th parallel.~At half-past twelve, Paganel remarked that all
14    3,    7|           on the scene, a delay of twelve hours was not so much consequence,
15    3,    7|      instances the fighting lasted twelve hours before the Maories
16    3,   15|         the morning, they had made twelve miles in twelve hours. The
17    3,   15|           had made twelve miles in twelve hours. The courageous women