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 1 1,0|   leisure, proposed to set some traps, from which he expected
 2 1,2| occupied themselves with making traps on Prospect Heights and
 3 1,2| received at Granite House. ~The traps were besides extremely simple;
 4 1,2|     reporter was right, and the traps were henceforward baited
 5 1,2|        more successful than the traps. Rarely a day passed without
 6 1,2|      second week of August, the traps supplied the hunters with
 7 1,2|         of going to visit their traps. They did not find them
 8 1,2| unpleasantness, and found their traps perfectly intact. No animal
 9 1,2|  Pencroft had gone to visit his traps, which he always kept properly
10 2,1|      and if the result from the traps was less than during the
11 2,0|        That will be better than traps!" added Neb. ~In the meanwhile
12 2,1|   without someone going to it. ~Traps were again set, and the