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 1 1,3|             voyagers from their car saw the land through the mist,
 2 1,6|           human life. Pencroft only saw traces of quadrupeds, fresh
 3 1,6|            United States. They soon saw several couples, whose plumage
 4 1,7|              turning at the moment, saw Pencroft, and his first
 5 1,8|        above five in the evening, I saw footprints on the sand." ~"
 6 1,8|            I went half crazy when I saw these footprints. They were
 7 1,8|          had sprung to his help. He saw nothing of the balloon,
 8 1,9|            eight in the morning, he saw his companions around him
 9 1,9|        entered the bushes when they saw Top engaged in a struggle
10 1,9|        thick bed of fat. Perhaps it saw men for the first time. ~
11 1,0|          astonished eye, as if they saw human bipeds for the first
12 1,0|          the sides of the interior, saw the crater widen above their
13 1,1|           marvelous power of sight, saw nothing; and certainly if
14 1,2|        border of the plain, when he saw Herbert running hastily
15 1,2|            From thence they clearly saw smoke of a yellowish color
16 1,2|           smoke escaped. They there saw a sulphur spring which flowed
17 1,2|          rushed after him, and soon saw Top eagerly devouring a
18 1,3|         Spilett and Herbert one day saw an animal which resembled
19 1,4|            the Southern Hemisphere, saw the radiant planet describe
20 1,5|          During this excursion they saw several wild boars, which
21 1,5|             the reporter thought he saw, some paces from him, among
22 1,9|          for the engineer. Pencroft saw the close sympathy which
23 1,1|              cried Herbert, when he saw the troop rapidly decamping. ~
24 1,1|             the point, the settlers saw a long beach washed by the
25 1,2|          several tons of fuel. They saw in passing that the pottery
26 2,1|            plastron. They no longer saw its head or feet, and it
27 2,3|          deceive him, he thought he saw bands of monkeys springing
28 2,3|             fuel. They thought they saw the dark forms of some wild
29 2,4|            of their excursion, they saw numerous troops of monkeys
30 2,5|      regular course; but now, as he saw that this coast presented
31 2,5|         disappointment, they as yet saw no signs of any human being
32 2,5|     settlers gazed around them, but saw nothing, neither under the
33 2,5|            he. ~All approached, and saw to their extreme surprise,
34 2,6|             the colonists when they saw that the door, which they
35 2,6|        Arrived at the turning, they saw that the situation had changed. ~
36 2,8|          imitate Neb in all that he saw him do. The black showed
37 2,0| good-natured face grew pale when he saw the reporter presenting
38 2,1|           lantern on all sides. ~He saw nothing suspicious. ~When
39 2,3|             the sea as soon as they saw the strangers at a distance. ~"
40 2,4|       having walked around the hut, saw on a plank, probably one
41 2,4|            coast of the island, and saw the "Bonadventure" held
42 2,4|           path near a clearing they saw the lad thrown on the ground
43 2,5|        examined the arms and tools, saw nothing which could help
44 2,6|             from a little distance, saw that tears were again flowing
45 2,6|       stranger, who frowned when he saw him approaching. The blood
46 2,7|           to Granite House, Harding saw the stranger approaching,
47 2,9|          existed there? But Harding saw nothing, not a cavern, not
48 2,9|              if we judge by what we saw on the south coast of Shark
49 2,0|          Pencroft and Herbert. They saw it as I saw it myself, and
50 2,0|           Herbert. They saw it as I saw it myself, and they will
51 2,0|            horizon. But Mr. Spilett saw it as well as we, and he
52 3,3|        prevent it, and also if they saw that they were on the point
53 3,3|           narrow cleft of the rock, saw them coming directly towards
54 3,3|       Pencroft and Ayrton, and they saw that they must regain the
55 3,4|            she sank, the brig, as I saw perfectly well, rose on
56 3,4|           At any rate, the settlers saw at once, with extreme satisfaction,
57 3,5|             rushing to the windows, saw the shot graze the rocks
58 3,6|           at Port Balloon, Pencroft saw with extreme satisfaction
59 3,7|             and only fled when they saw us coming. It is very evident,
60 3,9|             aggravated, and when he saw Jup, he no longer doubted
61 3,1|         hunters. Nevertheless, they saw, though unable to get near
62 3,2|             the shore, the convicts saw at once that they would
63 3,2|          window fronting them, they saw glimmering a feeble light.
64 3,4|         having observed the crater, saw smoke curling round the
65 3,5|         straight to the first post, saw by the light of a flash
66 3,5|       Leaning forward, the engineer saw a black object floating
67 3,5|       Stretched on a rich sofa they saw a man, who did not appear
68 3,6|            in their efforts when he saw them honest, energetic,
69 3,7|        support the dying man. ~They saw his eyes wander over all
70 3,9|        contracting. ~"Well, then, I saw that these fissures widen