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 1 1,1|        loud barking was heard. A dog accompanied the voyagers,
 2 1,1|          five passengers, with a dog, and the balloon only left
 3 1,2|          word. ~At that moment a dog sprang with a bound into
 4 1,3|       carried off by a wave. His dog also had disappeared. The
 5 1,3|         heard the barking of the dog Top, even should Harding
 6 1,5|          of the engineer and the dog Top. The shore was solitary;
 7 1,6|        with Neb. He was like the dog who will not leave the place
 8 1,6|           If only we had had the dog Top!" But Top had disappeared
 9 1,7|      replied Pencroft. ~"And his dog also?" ~"Also." ~"What astonishes
10 1,7|          neither the body of the dog nor of his master has been
11 1,7|        What?" ~"The barking of a dog!" ~"A dog!" cried Pencroft,
12 1,7|       The barking of a dog!" ~"A dog!" cried Pencroft, springing
13 1,7|          came nearer, and soon a dog bounded into the passage.
14 1,7|        coursing dogs. It was the dog of the engineer, Cyrus Harding.
15 1,7|        was patting his head, the dog rubbing his neck against
16 1,7|        the lad's hands. ~"If the dog is found, the master will
17 1,7|    return. Then, preceded by the dog, who seemed to invite them
18 1,7|        Herbert walked behind the dog, and the sailor brought
19 1,7|       had sent them the faithful dog. But was the engineer living,
20 1,7|            saved, Top?" ~And the dog barked in reply. ~They once
21 1,7|          hasten their steps. The dog then left the beach, and
22 1,8|         I heard the barking of a dog. It was Top, and Top brought
23 1,8|    pointed to the south, and the dog bounded off in the direction
24 1,8|       his weight and that of the dog, had darted away like an
25 1,8|             Come, Top! Come, old dog!" ~The magnificent animal
26 1,9|        in the midst of which the dog had disappeared, barking.
27 1,9|         not struggle against the dog. It stupidly rolled its
28 1,9|          the capybara, which the dog was looking for beneath
29 1,2|        Towards three o'clock the dog disappeared in the brushwood
30 1,2|     stomach. But fortunately the dog had fallen upon a brood,
31 1,3|        Top, here," said he. ~The dog came at his master's call.
32 1,5|       six feet. They resembled a dog about the head. ~As it was
33 1,5|        about the size of a large dog, and having stiff hair of
34 1,6|          Top's behavior; but the dog's barking soon became so
35 1,6|      there, Top?" he asked. ~The dog bounded towards his master,
36 1,6|    Harding, who did not like his dog to venture into the treacherous
37 1,6|        ran towards the bank. The dog was already more than twenty
38 1,6|    enormous animal rushed on the dog, who tried to escape by
39 1,6|    terminate in the death of the dog! But suddenly, in the middle
40 1,6|        after having released the dog, was fighting on its own
41 1,8|      rely on the sagacity of the dog, who would not fail to give
42 1,8|     searched the cavern, but the dog was not there. ~"Most likely
43 1,8|         Pencroft, "and our brave dog is barking furiously!" ~"
44 1,8|      rushed to the help of their dog. Top's barking became more
45 1,8|         go!" cried Harding. ~The dog, excited by his master's
46 1,8|      Cyrus Harding looked at his dog, and those of his companions
47 1,9|       give them to Top. The poor dog, with his four paws, was
48 1,9|       overtake them. Hunters and dog ran in vain; these rodents
49 1,1|          time to disappear. ~The dog had reason to be surprised,
50 1,1|          class them in the genus dog, properly so called." ~Harding
51 1,2|   perhaps, was Top. The faithful dog found Granite House very
52 2,5|          loudly barking; and the dog issued from the wood, holding
53 2,5|     reporter. ~All ran after the dog, among the tall pines on
54 2,5|          and forward, not like a dog who searches at random,
55 2,5|   searches at random, but like a dog being endowed with a mind,
56 2,5|        fallen scrap of which the dog had brought to them. ~"But
57 2,6|       any questioning. The brave dog therefore remained at the
58 2,6|   direction, when they heard the dog barking furiously. ~And
59 2,1|      fact the orang, joining the dog, gave unequivocal signs
60 2,1|         Pencroft, turning to the dog, "and you, Jup, be off to
61 2,1|          room!" ~The ape and the dog were silent. Jup went off
62 2,2|  awakened by Top's barking. ~The dog was not this time barking
63 2,2|         the first awake. But the dog continued to bark more furiously
64 2,8|         more than once again the dog barked at the mouth of the
65 2,9|       them, like those which the dog had uttered at the mouth
66 2,0|        which I was lying?" ~"The dog's instinct-" observed Herbert. ~"
67 2,0|      Have you understood how our dog was so strangely thrown
68 3,5|          him as I would on a mad dog, Neb," replied Pencroft
69 3,6|        be sure that the faithful dog would not allow them to
70 3,7|  conspicuous position. ~"Top, my dog," said the engineer, caressing
71 3,7|          the first bark of their dog. ~They did not doubt that
72 3,7|         the engineer, taking the dog's great honest head between
73 3,9|   useless to expose the faithful dog to some shot which might
74 3,9|        no suspicious traces. His dog would have warned him of
75 3,9|       Top scented something. The dog had no longer his unconcerned
76 3,9| prudently when, all at once, the dog rushed towards a thick bush,
77 3,1|         commission, and when the dog and orang returned without
78 3,2|         Jup, running towards the dog, uttered shrill cries. ~
79 3,4|          during this period. The dog's growling had entirely
80 3,6|         who had brought back the dog to the Chimneys, who rescued
81 3,0|          six colonists and their dog Top. ~The animals had also