Book,  chapter

 1    1,   18|   RIOS of fresh water which run into it. Those streams,
 2    1,   19|    t you let me or Thalcave run the risk of this last chance
 3    1,   21|     or the dangers they had run, but they felt their hope
 4    1,   22|    timid rabbit happened to run across their path, and the
 5    1,   25|  exhibition, since we can’t run away.”~“That’s another of
 6    1,   26|  heavy weather vessels that run aground there are invariably
 7    1,   26| between the sand-banks, and run ashore.~“My wife?” were
 8    2,    1|      and the dangers he had run, were all shown up in strong
 9    2,    3|    letting your imagination run away with you, as usual.
10    2,    5|  put up a forestaysail, and run before the gale. But this
11    2,   18|    to follow the sailor, to run in the darkness of night
12    2,   18|     his feelings, would not run into the arms of Ben Joyce.~“
13    3,   14|  foot of Maunganamu, we may run short of provisions. But
14    3,   21| Cape Horn, and made a swift run up the Atlantic Ocean. No
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