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 1 1,4|        Pencroft rapidly twisted a cord, a few fathoms long, made
 2 1,8|       attached to each other by a cord, as is frequently done in
 3 2,6|       then thought of fastening a cord to an arrow, and shooting
 4 2,6|        threshold. By means of the cord they would then be able
 5 2,6|        quantity of light hibiscus cord. Pencroft fastened this
 6 2,6|        the arrow flew, taking the cord with it, and passed between
 7 2,6| immediately seized the end of the cord, but, at that moment when
 8 2,0|        sailor sounded with a long cord, which served him as a lead-line,
 9 2,0|     fastened a lump of iron. This cord measured nearly fifty fathoms,
10 3,5|        lighted by means of a long cord. ~A tremendous report was
11 3,0|          which he let down a long cord to the ground; then, several
12 3,0|   creature understood, seized the cord, glided rapidly down the
13 3,3|        and by means of the double cord, carried by an arrow to
14 3,6|           the Mercy, who cast the cord from the top of Granite