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 1 7 | police would discover their retreat, surely they would not have
 2 7 |     or else resting in some retreat known only to himself, and
 3 7 |     many times, “for such a retreat, as secret as inaccessible,
 4 10|   concealed himself in some retreat where the police were unable
 5 12|    be able to cut off their retreat.”~Toward the creek, where
 6 12|   the ravine to cut off the retreat of the two men.~They saw
 7 15|   while we remained in this retreat?~The first question to be
 8 15|    of the World just such a retreat as our police had been unable
 9 15|   permanently leaving their retreat?~In half an hour my explorations
10 17|  Eyrie served merely as the retreat of Robur the Conqueror.
11 17|   the “Albatross.” It was a retreat probably even more secure
12 17|     preparing to leave this retreat forever!~In fact, he could