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 1 1,5|     do," replied Herbert, "by rubbing two bits of dry stick one
 2 1,7|     patting his head, the dog rubbing his neck against the lad'
 3 1,8|       it appeared likely that rubbing would bring this about;
 4 1,8|    that till speech returned. Rubbing had re-established the circulation
 5 1,9|    the proceeding, then tried rubbing two pieces of dry wood together,
 6 1,9|       sooner light my arms by rubbing them against each other!" ~
 7 1,9| kindle wood by means of rapid rubbing. But every sort of wood
 8 1,9|    boy, rub!" said he. ~"I am rubbing," replied Herbert, laughing, "
 9 2,5|   been really worn through by rubbing against the rocks. ~"Well,"
10 3,5|   many hours he had spent, in rubbing, greasing, and polishing