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 1 1,2|       way into Richmond, it was quite another thing to get out
 2 1,4|     history, and always had had quite a passion for the science.
 3 1,4| Pencroft and Herbert penetrated quite far in among the rocks,
 4 1,4|     river. The current here was quite rapid, and drifted down
 5 1,4|   replied the sailor, "I am not quite conjuror enough for that;
 6 1,5|     first made sure that it was quite dry; that done, "We must
 7 1,5|       fireplace. The smoke went quite easily out at the narrow
 8 1,6|          here is game, which is quite within the reach of hunters
 9 1,6|       fish," replied the sailor quite seriously. Pencroft had
10 1,7|   entirely over the islet, then quite invisible. The mole no longer
11 1,7|   projecting in that direction. Quite behind, in the southwest,
12 1,8|       the seaman to Neb. ~"Yes! quite dead!" replied Neb, "and
13 1,8|         had carried the body to quite a distant point. When a
14 1,8|     that the terrible storm had quite altered the aspect of the
15 1,0|       sun!" ~Gideon Spilett was quite right in his reply. It was
16 1,1|        one fine day, when it is quite changed, quite put in order
17 1,1|       when it is quite changed, quite put in order and quite civilized,
18 1,1|          quite put in order and quite civilized, we will go and
19 1,1|   convenient, and it came to me quite of myself. Shall we keep
20 1,2|         this calculation,-~"Its quite simple, my boy," said he, "
21 1,2|         them, "Captain, you see quite well we can't get on unless
22 1,4|         cried the sailor, "I am quite ready to be captain-as soon
23 1,9|        t believe it!" ~"Are you quite sure of that, Pencroft?"
24 1,9|       Of course we shall not be quite sure, till we have explored
25 1,9|       as the sailor said, "they quite took the wind out of the
26 1,9|         island?" asked Pencroft quite seriously. ~There was no
27 1,0|        Chimneys would have been quite insufficient to protect
28 1,0|  engineer's project; and it was quite feasible, since he had lime
29 1,1|     Americas? To my mind, it is quite possible that all these
30 1,2|     them," replied Pencroft, in quite an authoritative tone. ~
31 2,2|      without breaking it. It is quite prepared for a voyage; and
32 2,2|      replied Harding, "I do not quite see the use of it; and a
33 2,2|    However, one of them was not quite satisfied: it was Pencroft.
34 2,3|         further apart and often quite isolated. But the further
35 2,5|         little creek. It formed quite a natural harbor, invisible
36 2,6|     down.... But the ladder had quite disappeared. As to ascertaining
37 2,6|         will think we have gone quite away and will show themselves
38 2,8|   couches at Granite House into quite comfortable beds! ~It was
39 2,8|       returned to Granite House quite exhausted. However, notwithstanding
40 2,9|      and puddings. This was not quite real wheaten bread, but
41 2,9|        Pencroft. "The island is quite comfortable where it is!" ~"
42 2,1|       points it would have been quite possible for an active creature
43 2,2|        a doctor, pronounced him quite out of danger. On the 16th
44 2,2|       use of tobacco had become quite familiar. ~But from this
45 2,2|      seven," added Neb; "Top is quite worth another." ~"There
46 2,2|      let the conversation drop, quite determined to resume it
47 2,2|          said Herbert; "I don't quite see. Luff again-right-now." ~
48 2,3|         than this." ~"It is not quite so deserted as all that,"
49 2,4|       survived in it! ~"Are you quite sure that this is a man,
50 2,5|   events, the poor creature was quite quiet and sad! ~But was
51 2,6|    burned strangely, and he had quite resumed the wild aspect
52 2,8|         every point. I remember quite well the account in the
53 2,8| difficult to please; but he was quite contented and contemplated
54 2,0|         reporter,-~"But are you quite sure of having seen it?
55 2,0|       the sailor. ~"And you are quite certain of having seen this
56 3,3|       themselves to be exposed. Quite uncovered, therefore, they
57 3,3|       of a minute only. ~It was quite time, for the settlers,
58 3,4|           asked Gideon Spilett, quite stunned by this unexpected
59 3,4|         wait until the tide was quite low, so that every part
60 3,5|           asked the engineer. ~"Quite my opinion." ~"And before
61 3,6|      feet, the opening would be quite beneath it. Now, to raise
62 3,6|         has certainly been done quite lately." ~"To the corral!
63 3,2|   corral, and Pencroft, who was quite out of patience, volunteered
64 3,2|        a few minutes it will be quite dark," whispered Spilett
65 3,5|         the workmen were really quite exhausted. So as not to
66 3,5|    besides, was logical. It was quite possible that an opening,