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 1 1,1|         about four o'clock in the evening of the 23rd of March, 1865. ~
 2 1,2|       master wished to go. ~"This evening, then," said Pencroft, "
 3 1,2|           meet out there." ~"This evening, at ten o'clock," replied
 4 1,2|       destruction of the balloon. Evening arrived. The night was dark
 5 1,5|         vain. ~It was five in the evening when he and Herbert re-entered
 6 1,7|    blazing fire. ~At seven in the evening Neb had not returned. The
 7 1,8|      yesterday, above five in the evening, I saw footprints on the
 8 1,9|         waistcoats. ~Supper, this evening, was of course composed
 9 1,0|        give a sufficient support. Evening came on by degrees, and
10 1,1|     followed the same road as the evening before. They went round
11 1,1|          perceive in the dark the evening before. But nothing appeared
12 1,1|          three hurrahs. ~And that evening, before sleeping, the new
13 1,2|   procured excellent food for the evening's dinner. ~Herbert also
14 1,2|           one we haven't got this evening!" ~They could not help laughing
15 1,3|           and it was not till the evening that they set fire to the
16 1,3|     Author of all things. ~On the evening of the 15th of April they
17 1,3|  colonists had a good supper that evening. Neb prepared some agouti
18 1,3|          was eight o'clock in the evening; the night was magnificent.
19 1,3|      clear, I will try, this very evening, to obtain our latitude
20 1,3|            I am going to try this evening to calculate the latitude
21 1,3| difficulty in the operation. This evening by the height of the pole,
22 1,4|           the observations of the evening before by measuring the
23 1,4|  instrument which he had made the evening before, the space between
24 1,4|        downs, and not return till evening. ~At half-past eight the
25 1,4|       already five o'clock in the evening in Washington. Now the sun,
26 1,5|            At five o'clock in the evening, Cyrus Harding gave the
27 1,7|        stones to the Chimneys, by evening they had several tons. ~
28 1,7|       towards four o'clock in the evening, the mine was finished. ~
29 1,9|         House, and figured at the evening repast. The tenants of the
30 1,1|         About five o'clock in the evening Cyrus Harding and his companions
31 1,1|      ice-bridge. ~At eight in the evening they all entered Granite
32 2,3|         had been heard during the evening, a good fire was made up
33 2,5|          to transporting you this evening to the other side of the
34 2,7|     accustomed to returning every evening to their new dwelling, and
35 2,7|             At eight o'clock that evening the cart, after passing
36 2,8|          would be abundant. ~That evening the hunters returned to
37 2,8|          warm summer days, in the evening when their work was finished
38 2,9|       might be. ~All, towards the evening after dinner, were seated
39 2,1|  intervals during the rest of the evening. There was no further talk
40 2,1|        promised to be back by the evening. Top and Jup accompanied
41 2,2|                Chapter 12 ~In the evening the hunters returned, having
42 2,2|         being prolonged until the evening. ~Cyrus Harding was equally
43 2,3|          of the Mercy. ~That same evening the arrangements for the
44 2,3|          part in the voyage. ~The evening was occupied in transporting
45 2,3|  satisfied with his crew. ~In the evening the crescent moon, which
46 2,3|      laughed at his joke. ~By the evening, according to calculation,
47 2,3|       done at five o'clock in the evening, at which hour they entered
48 2,6|         to the colonists; for one evening, Pencroft, listening at
49 2,6|        about eight o'clock in the evening, as night was coming on,
50 2,7|         and sleep there that very evening. ~On this evening the colonists
51 2,7|       that very evening. ~On this evening the colonists were gathered
52 2,8|        joy, and every morning and evening he sent a telegram to the
53 2,8|          the day time, but in the evening the sea-breezes tempered
54 2,9|       myriads of water-fowl. That evening the "Bonadventure" anchored
55 2,9|           till about seven in the evening, and if there is still light
56 2,0|    However that might be, on this evening no fire was lighted on these
57 2,0|         the 25th of April, in the evening, when the settlers were
58 3,1|       already five o'clock in the evening, and the twilight would
59 3,2|          was half-past ten in the evening when the two adventurers
60 3,3|     possibly by the effect of the evening's potations, threw themselves
61 3,3|        had been shut up since the evening before, to rush into the
62 3,4|           now five o'clock in the evening. It had been a hard day'
63 3,6|         under lock and key. ~That evening a telegram was sent to Ayrton,
64 3,6|          been decided that on the evening of the 10th or at the latest
65 3,6|    himself. ~But up to ten in the evening, there were no signs of
66 3,6|        had promised to return the evening before, had not reappeared.
67 3,9|    November, seven o'clock in the evening. The three settlers were
68 3,0|        was administered that same evening to Herbert. ~The night passed
69 3,1|         on the same level. On the evening of the first day the colonists
70 3,1|          must be abandoned. ~That evening they encamped fourteen miles
71 3,2|        than was he himself. ~That evening the cart halted at the mouth
72 3,2|     convicts. Towards five in the evening the cart stopped nearly
73 3,4|          guard. ~The engineer one evening imparted to his friends
74 3,5|     himself to all restored. ~One evening, on the 15th of October,
75 3,8|        their only refuge? ~In the evening, after supper, Cyrus Harding,