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 1 1,5|      declared himself very well satisfied. ~"Now," said he, "our friends
 2 1,4|           said Pencroft, with a satisfied air. ~"A splendid idea,
 3 1,8|     whose curiosity was not yet satisfied. ~"Well, the creature, amphibious
 4 1,8| settlers were for the most part satisfied. Chance, aided by the marvelous
 5 1,9|        They must, therefore, be satisfied with visiting each hole,
 6 1,9|       settlers had reason to be satisfied, and Pencroft was lavish
 7 1,1|         marsh. The hunters were satisfied, for this time, with a dozen
 8 2,2|      had reason to be extremely satisfied, for this chest contained
 9 2,2|       one of them was not quite satisfied: it was Pencroft. It appeared
10 2,6|      the ape. ~"And you will be satisfied with no other wages than
11 2,9|        was only play. They were satisfied with them, besides, just
12 2,3|  Captain Pencroft was perfectly satisfied with his crew. ~In the evening
13 2,8|   subject of the bottle has not satisfied me at all! How can it be
14 2,8|         Master Jup had not been satisfied, he would have been very