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 1      I,  XIII |     without any difficulty. The chimneys for the kitchen and ball,
 2      I,  XIII |        shore was strewed.~“Make chimneys of shells!” cried the carpenter.~“
 3      I,  XIII |     purpose, and strong conical chimneys soon adorned the roof, to
 4      I,  XIII |  laughingly, that she hoped the chimneys would riot smoke.~“Of course
 5      I,  XIII |     replied Hobson coolly; “all chimneys do!”~All this was finished
 6      I,  XV   |       Australasia. They are the chimneys of the great furnace in
 7      I,  XVIII|  Mac-Nabs only fear was for the chimneys, which were liable to be
 8      I,  XX   |     combustion. Fortunately the chimneys drew well, so that there
 9      I,  XXI  | attracted by the smoke from the chimneys, were advancing upon the
10      I,  XXII |  repaired, and the pipes of the chimneys were patched together again
11     II,  VI   |      fresh uneasiness about his chimneys, which it was absolutely