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 1 1,9|    replied Cyrus Harding, "a rope ladder, which, once drawn
 2 1,9|      fabrication of a strong rope ladder, which, once raised,
 3 1,9|   diminished one-half, and a rope permitted it to be raised
 4 2,5|      the canoe, of which the rope had undoubtedly broken,
 5 2,5|      found, on examining the rope, that it had been really
 6 2,5| There was no doubt about the rope having been worn through,
 7 2,9|      way, by means of a long rope reaching to the ground,
 8 2,1|    the well by employing the rope ladder which had not been
 9 2,4| sailor was getting ready the rope to bind them. ~"That's Herbert'
10 2,8|   seen Ayrton slide down the rope on the lift and disappear
11 3,6|        And Pencroft showed a rope which fastened the cable
12 3,1|    down by means of a double rope held below, and which, when