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 1 1,1|         efforts, the balloon still fell, and at the same time shifted
 2 1,1|  reproached obliquely, and finally fell on a sandy beach, out of
 3 1,2|            several of his officers fell into the power of the enemy
 4 1,2|        another important personage fell into the hands of the Southerners.
 5 1,2|          close to the ground. Rain fell mingled with snow. it was
 6 1,6|     difficult, for the declivities fell suddenly, and the trees
 7 1,7|       project; but two large tears fell from his eyes. ~The reporter
 8 1,9|           stick, was just going to fell the pig, when the latter,
 9 1,0|           too, the ground suddenly fell, and they found themselves
10 1,0|         near a little stream which fell in cascades, they found
11 1,3|            At this moment his eyes fell upon Top, who was running
12 1,6|            was hit by the lad, and fell into some marshy grass.
13 1,6|           the surface of the lake, fell again into the midst of
14 1,8|         dimensions. Drops of water fell from the vault, but that
15 1,8|          passing through the rock, fell outside. ~"Hurrah! hurrah!"
16 1,1|           which on the 4th of July fell to eight degrees of Fahrenheit,
17 1,2|       under a new aspect. The snow fell abundantly for several days,
18 1,2|   moderated again. The temperature fell a little, and the tempest
19 1,2|           rising temperature. Rain fell, and the sheet of white
20 1,2|        both with fur and feathers, fell victims to their arrows,
21 2,1|          scaffolding of reasonings fell before a simple ball of
22 2,4|         the sea by a gentle slope, fell from a height of more than
23 2,4|      struck it in the eyes, and it fell dead. ~Herbert and Pencroft
24 2,6|        disappeared, except one who fell mortally wounded on the
25 2,6|           Some, wounded or killed, fell back into the rooms, uttering
26 2,8|       would then have proceeded to fell the trees necessary for
27 2,1|            in troughs, and upon it fell in turns heavy wooden mallets;
28 2,1|          engineer. ~The first snow fell towards the end of the month
29 2,1|       intense, and the thermometer fell to eight degrees Fahrenheit,
30 2,2|     wanting to us five fellows who fell on it from the sky?" ~"Nothing,"
31 2,3|          Unless the "Bonadventure" fell in with some unknown current
32 2,3|      mounted in the east, its rays fell upon one or two headlands. ~"
33 2,4|           eleven o'clock, the wind fell, the sea went down, and
34 2,5|    gradually became calm, his eyes fell, his head bent, and he made
35 2,5|        sank down, and a large tear fell from his eyes. ~"Ah!" exclaimed
36 2,6|        into its heart. ~The jaguar fell. The stranger kicked away
37 2,7|            to him, and great tears fell from his eyes. ~"Will you
38 2,0|          was never written by him, fell into our hands?" ~As Cyrus
39 2,0|          cry, and the glass almost fell from his hands. ~Immediately
40 3,1|            with the day the breeze fell also. The brig's ensign
41 3,1| information to he obtained? ~Night fell. The new moon had disappeared.
42 3,2|            and two of the convicts fell, but a blow from a knife
43 3,3|         the man with the lead-line fell backwards into the boat.
44 3,3|          of the convicts, for they fell backwards. ~Then there was
45 3,4|           on an enormous wave, and fell back on her larboard side.
46 3,5|            passing over the islet, fell into the sea at a distance
47 3,7|         fire his second barrel, he fell, struck to the heart by
48 3,7|         engineer thought, his eyes fell on Top, who, going backwards
49 3,9|       leaped over the palisade and fell on the ground inside the
50 3,0|           much worse? The lad then fell into a kind of feverish
51 3,0|            his mind; then he again fell into a deep exhaustion which
52 3,1|         have cost immense labor to fell, and the small ones only
53 3,2|         few straggling beams still fell on the field clear of trees.
54 3,2|        defend yourselves!" ~And he fell back exhausted. ~"Spilett,"
55 3,3|            companion, as is known, fell by Cyrus Harding's dagger. ~
56 3,3|         weakened by ill-treatment, fell into a prostration so profound
57 3,6|             and the electric light fell upon his countenance; a
58 3,6|          land of the rajahs of old fell again under the rule of
59 3,6|            drawn near the captain, fell on his knees and kissed
60 3,7|            the electric rays which fell from the arabesques of the
61 3,7|       Pencroft sobbed aloud. Tears fell from Ayrton's eyes. Neb
62 3,8|        died away in the west. Rain fell no longer, but the sky was
63 3,8|  incandescent rocks, some of which fell back into the crater itself.
64 3,8|           the substances thrown up fell back again in to the abyss,
65 3,8|           snow like fine gunpowder fell, and instantly changed the
66 3,8|          crater; a hail of scoriae fell on the ground; but no current
67 3,8|         the boat, so that its rays fell before them, Cyrus Harding
68 3,9|      matter and liquefied minerals fell from the side of the mountain
69 3,9|          first waves of lava which fell in the lake immediately
70 3,9|        from it. Upon their surface fell other waves, which in their
71 3,9|          vapor, blown by the wind, fell in rain upon the sea. The
72 3,9|       glass, formed of fluid lava, fell like rain upon the island.
73 3,9|             Fragments of mountains fell into the Pacific, and, in
74 3,0|      Duncan'!" murmured Ayrton-and fell back without sign of life. ~