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 1 1,0|    route. It was also the most direct way to reach the mountain.
 2 1,5|       the future form the most direct road to Prospect Heights
 3 1,5|       center of which he would direct the wind from his bellows.
 4 1,2|      House preserved it from a direct attack. ~But in the midst
 5 2,0|      and he could methodically direct the operation of cutting
 6 2,1| Spilett, "that this well is in direct communication with the sea,
 7 2,0|        agreed that they should direct the attention of their companions
 8 3,1|     deep anxiety. Was it not a direct menace against the work
 9 3,5|       but I should like a more direct answer to the question I
10 3,8|        the volcano, had a more direct action on the healing. The
11 3,9|      them, I would undertake a direct attack; but is there not
12 3,1|       better worth while to go direct to the corral, where it
13 3,0|      which she was making in a direct line, under all steam, and