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1 1,7|        to invite them by short barks to come with him, and followed
2 1,7|  Harding, Top gave a few short barks, as much as to say that
3 2,1|      did he utter such strange barks when a sort of uneasiness
4 2,9| feelings of this sort, uttered barks which were repeated by the
5 2,9|       even observed that these barks had something strange in
6 2,9|        by the surf. Soon Top's barks ceased, and the vessel continued
7 3,7|    heard, followed by repeated barks. ~The engineer opened the
8 3,9|    half-uttered, sullen, angry barks. Now, as he did not growl,
9 3,9|     they heard Top utter quick barks. ~Harding, Pencroft, and