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 1 1,9|     kitchen, thirty feet long; a dining-room, measuring forty feet; a
 2 1,1|          been established in the dining-room, where they all worked together
 3 1,2|         dinner was served in the dining-room of Granite House. The kangaroo
 4 2,1|          second fireplace in the dining-room, and there the long winter
 5 2,2|         who were together in the dining-room, rose at Neb's call, who
 6 2,8| magnificent skins ornamented the dining-room of Granite House, and if
 7 2,9|         gathered together in the dining-room of Granite House. ~They
 8 2,0|        one of the windows of the dining-room at Granite House, and consequently
 9 3,1|       Pencroft, and Neb into the dining-room of Granite House, told them
10 3,1|    Granite House. He entered the dining-room saying,-~"At your service,
11 3,5|     electric bell, placed in the dining-room, suddenly rang. ~All were
12 3,7|      through the library and the dining-room, and arrived forward, in