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 1 1,1|       person had evidently been swept off by the sea, which had
 2 1,2|       which it threw down as it swept by them. ~Then, indeed,
 3 1,5|         place it must have been swept away by the waves. As the
 4 1,3|   intercepted their gaze, which swept the horizon in a semi-circle
 5 2,5|         and though the engineer swept the horizon with his glass,
 6 2,5|       rapid current should have swept it away out of the mouth
 7 2,9|          he waited at table, he swept the rooms, he gathered wood,
 8 2,4| frequently. On the 18th, a wave swept completely over the "Bonadventure";
 9 2,6|       shore, it would have been swept off by the sea, for the
10 2,8|      were not of long duration, swept over Lincoln Island with
11 2,0|       that the bridges would be swept away, and it was necessary
12 2,0|  telescope, after having slowly swept the horizon, at last stopped
13 3,1|  seizing the telescope, rapidly swept the horizon, and stopping
14 3,8|         The volcano ought to be swept," observed Neb, who spoke