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 1    1,    1|       large, and shaped like a double hammer at the end of a handle.
 2    1,    5|     power, and put in motion a double screw. This gave the yacht
 3    1,   11|   ornaments, and the ALFORJAS, double sacks of gay colored linen,
 4    1,   22|    horsemen had to submit to a double bath, for their horses dashed
 5    1,   26|       the DUNCAN ample time to double Cape Horn, and arrive on
 6    2,    5|   seemed to have given the men double strength. A few hatchet
 7    2,   11|     kind of handcuff made of a double ring of iron secured by
 8    2,   14|      mark, recognizable by its double shamrock.~The plain was
 9    3,    4|    MACQUARIE had not carried a double yard, on the American plan.
10    3,   13| fugitives. But in an instant a double fusillade burst forth from
11    3,   16|        up Paganel, almost bent double. The geographer uttered
12    3,   17|   provisioned, might go south, double Cape Horn, and get back
13    3,   20| growing deeper. The ship might double the island during the night.
14    3,   20|       shoulder almost bent him double. Truth obliges us to say
15    3,   20|      not to have forgotten its double appellation. It is an unpardonable