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  1 1,1|               energies to this urgent work. But, notwithstanding their
  2 1,2|           bags of ballast. It was the work of a few minutes only, and
  3 1,3|               were unquestionably the work of subterranean convulsions. ~
  4 1,4|              they come back. There is work for everybody." ~"I am ready,"
  5 1,4|             part of use. ~"Here's our work," said Pencroft, "and if
  6 1,4|               our turn. Let us set to work, but first come and get
  7 1,4|                who immediately set to work. ~The collection was easily
  8 1,4|            twenty men. In an hour the work was finished, and the raft
  9 1,5|             as we don't know, we must work all the same. Better to
 10 1,5|             replied the sailor. Their work was soon done, and Pencroft
 11 1,6|             used. Herbert watched the work with great interest, though
 12 1,8|            this about; so they set to work with the sailor's jersey. ~
 13 1,8|             his two companions set to work, with no other tools than
 14 1,9|                Neb helped him in this work. He found some dry moss,
 15 1,1|          negative. ~Nowhere could the work of a human hand be perceived.
 16 1,1|         sailor, "if I ever grumble at work, my name's not Jack Pencroft,
 17 1,3|               knew a little about the work of the forge, and could
 18 1,3|           having done his part of the work, chance would do the rest. ~
 19 1,3|               was very useful for the work in question. There was no
 20 1,3|       following were employed in this work. The clay, soaked in water,
 21 1,3|          hours; but in their two days work the five brickmakers on
 22 1,3|              contrived air-holes. The work lasted all day, and it was
 23 1,3|            absolute confidence. ~This work lasted till the 15th of
 24 1,3|           that before undertaking the work of installation in earnest
 25 1,5|      necessary tools, was a difficult work, and the colonists not having
 26 1,5|            Pencroft, "we are going to work iron ore?" ~"Yes, my friend,"
 27 1,5|              to the Chimneys, and new work would soon authorize them
 28 1,6|          dwelling would spare us much work, and would be a surer retreat,
 29 1,6|              by a mine, was Herculean work, and it was really vexing
 30 1,7|           ourselves, and continue our work." ~It will be remembered
 31 1,7|             instruments? Was not this work upon which the engineer
 32 1,7|              so. ~While this chemical work was going on, Cyrus Harding
 33 1,7|               water to rush out. ~The work took some time, for the
 34 1,8|            wall traces of an eruptive work could be distinguished,
 35 1,8|                captain, let us set to work!" replied Pencroft. "I have
 36 1,8|               took Neb's place. ~This work had lasted two hours, and
 37 1,8|             And yet this was only the work of nature. She alone had
 38 1,8|            was decided to put off the work necessary for the arrangement
 39 1,9|         concealed in need. ~The first work was to make the openings.
 40 1,9|            alter the beginning of the work, Granite House was abundantly
 41 1,9|               took part in the common work, and was not less skilful
 42 1,9|          furnished, and this would be work for the long winter days.
 43 1,9|             but be charmed with their work. The view from the windows
 44 1,0|               observe this feast. All work was suspended, and prayers
 45 1,0|            month there was no want of work in the interior of their
 46 1,0|           length. All the carpenter's work that was needed was to clear
 47 1,1|           Cyrus Harding. "By constant work they made the island of
 48 1,1|          things; and beginning by the work of the insects, I have perhaps
 49 2,1|        captain, that in five days the work will be finished!" ~"In
 50 2,1|              next day Pencroft set to work. He did not mean to build
 51 2,1|               and supple bark for the work. Now the last storm had
 52 2,1|             who, having suspended his work, was reflecting on this
 53 2,2|               atlas was a magnificent work, comprising maps of every
 54 2,6|               the contrary it was the work of a human being; but they
 55 2,6|         settlers would have all their work to do over again, fresh
 56 2,7|         spared the trouble of mason's work. It was certainly lucky,
 57 2,7|           engineer intended to set to work. ~The plateau was already
 58 2,7|            bridge was the most urgent work. Trees were selected, cut
 59 2,7|              certainly a considerable work, and though it was skillfully
 60 2,7|            marvelous knowledge of the work, nor lastly, the zeal of
 61 2,7|           three weeks of regular hard work. They even breakfasted on
 62 2,7|               it was decided that the work at Prospect Heights should
 63 2,7|    nitro-glycerine did its accustomed work. In less than a fortnight
 64 2,7|              settlers continued their work, and as they were anxious
 65 2,8|             been obliged to give this work up, as it irritated him
 66 2,8|             in the evening when their work was finished and the sea-breeze
 67 2,9|               not having any pressing work out of doors, profited by
 68 2,9|        profited by the bad weather to work at the interior of Granite
 69 2,9|            machine." ~And, indeed, to work his apparatus there was
 70 2,9|       everything ready for setting to work. ~The tool, the manufacture
 71 2,0|             the fir, as being easy to work, but which stands water
 72 2,0|           Harding and Pencroft should work alone at the boat. Gideon
 73 2,0|               and would not leave his work for an instant. ~A single
 74 2,0|              Pencroft returned to his work. ~During this time Spilett
 75 2,0|              Pencroft returned to his work, not without uttering a
 76 2,0|              of nothing else while at work. He ended by longing for
 77 2,0|                 I am going back to my work." ~"Well, a cup of coffee,
 78 2,1|     correspondence. ~With the winter, work had been resumed in the
 79 2,1|          Harding alone, alleging some work as an excuse, did not join
 80 2,3|              Herbert, who knew how to work the vessel, should undertake
 81 2,4|            bind him securely, was the work of a minute for Pencroft
 82 2,4|              returned to finish their work; and some hours after they
 83 2,5|               as three men in all our work." ~Herbert and the sailor
 84 2,5|           They aided him also in this work of humanity, and all, except
 85 2,6|                When he stopped in his work, as was often the case,
 86 2,6|        settlers were never in want of work. There was always something
 87 2,6|           November was devoted to the work of converting it into food
 88 2,6|              landscape!" ~They set to work by choosing timber for the
 89 2,6|             the wind required it. The work advanced rapidly. Neb and
 90 2,6|              tools were good, and the work not difficult, for in reality,
 91 2,6|       Pencroft was delighted with his work, and had no doubt that the
 92 2,6|              the greatest quantity of work is performed by a mill when
 93 2,7|             corral, without reckoning work in Granite House, they were
 94 2,7|               allowed the settlers to work there without him, while
 95 2,7|               finishing stroke to his work. Indeed, thanks to him,
 96 2,7|            related are taken from a ~ work which some of our readers
 97 2,7|         labored to recover himself by work! How he prayed to be reformed
 98 2,8|     occupations. On this day the same work brought Harding and the
 99 2,8|               in the meantime we must work and observe." ~The month
100 2,8|           railway!" ~They then set to work, beginning with the most
101 2,8|              few days to perform this work, and indeed as soon as the
102 2,8|             in the midst of the usual work. The resources of the colony,
103 2,0|               so, as soon as the last work at the corral was finished.
104 3,1|          impossible to continue their work. Gideon Spilett and Pencroft
105 3,1|             direct menace against the work which he and his companions
106 3,2|              needed to accomplish the work of destruction. He then
107 3,2|              to force it open, set to work. It was a difficult operation
108 3,3|               of directing a piece of work and not ordering a battle.
109 3,3|               the large room, was the work of a minute only. ~It was
110 3,4|           they were absorbed in their work, but what thoughts occupied
111 3,4|               the tide began to flow. Work must be suspended for the
112 3,4|              It had been a hard day's work for the men. They ate with
113 3,5|            wished to get all possible work finished. It was also the
114 3,6|                it was agreed that the work on Prospect Heights should
115 3,6|              as he was enough for the work, and that besides he apprehended
116 3,6|  well-cemented blocks of stone. ~This work finished, it would have
117 3,6|              from any surprise. ~This work had been so quickly done,
118 3,1|           month of January, important work was done on the plateau
119 3,1|     opportunity of recommencing their work of destruction. when the
120 3,1|               in order to finish this work, and he then lowered himself
121 3,4|              a vessel-a really urgent work, since it was for the purpose
122 3,4|            frost wood is difficult to work. We must calculate on several
123 3,4|                At the same time other work was actively continued,
124 3,4|               colonists divided their work, and their arms never tired.
125 3,4|                and joined more in the work than in the pleasures of
126 3,4|               then obliged to suspend work. ~During the last days of
127 3,4|         became extremely difficult to work, and about the 10th of June
128 3,4|               think about is my daily work!" ~The truth was that indoors
129 3,4|              out there was no want of work. ~The colony of Lincoln
130 3,4|               years of continued hard work. The destruction of the
131 3,4|              service, of course one's work ought to be done so much
132 3,5|              the engineer, left their work and gazed in silence at
133 3,5|           However, with the fine days work had been continued. The
134 3,5|            Very fortunately, the iron work of the pirate brig had been
135 3,5|          copper nails. It was so much work saved for the smiths, but
136 3,5|            crops on the plateau. This work finished, every moment was
137 3,5|               The desire to perform a work which will endure, which
138 3,6|            France, had published that work in which seven months of
139 3,6|          professor had related in his work, causing a profound and
140 3,8|         venting his feelings, did the work of six men. ~The weather
141 3,8|              are we not going back to work? Let Mount Franklin smoke,
142 3,8|             of us must turn to at our work to-day! We are going to
143 3,8|         volcanic phenomena, but their work went on without interruption.
144 3,8|           engineer pushed forward the work with all his energy. Mount
145 3,8|           yourself with the necessary work at the corral. In the meantime
146 3,9|              hands, therefore, set to work on the vessel. What could
147 3,9|              arrest the torrent. ~"To work!" cried Cyrus Harding. ~
148 3,9|            the crater enabled them to work night and day. The flow
149 3,9|               the powder-magazine. To work, Spilett, to work, and let
150 3,9| powder-magazine. To work, Spilett, to work, and let us not lose an
151 3,9|        Heights. This last blow to the work of the colonists was terrible.