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 1 1,5|       The floor was covered with fine sand, and taking all in
 2 1,6|          but its plumage was not fine, though of a metallic brilliancy. ~"
 3 1,6|       covered the ground as with fine down. Herbert picked up
 4 1,6|           The lines were made of fine creepers, fastened one to
 5 1,9|          weather had become very fine. The sun was rising from
 6 1,1|        start telegraphs, and one fine day, when it is quite changed,
 7 1,3|        clocks. If the weather is fine I think that I shall obtain
 8 1,4|     perfectly level. This bed of fine sand was as smooth as ice,
 9 1,9|          excursion for the first fine days of the next spring.
10 1,0|    additional clothing. When the fine season came round again,
11 1,0|       was put off till the first fine days. ~The seals were numerous,
12 1,1|       the Pacific." ~"Then, some fine day," said Pencroft, who
13 1,2|       anxious to see, if not the fine season, at least the cessation
14 1,2|       important projects for the fine season. ~In consequence
15 2,1|     cried. ~Neb ran up. ~"What a fine animal!" said Neb; "but
16 2,2|          words:-"That's all very fine, but you can see that there
17 2,4|       pulled up several dozen of fine crayfish from among the
18 2,4| supported by a granite base, the fine forest trees seemed to be
19 2,4|        refused. ~The weather was fine and clear, and from a height
20 2,5|          seated under a clump of fine sea-pines, were devouring
21 2,5|          of cotton, which was of fine quality. Pencroft's joy
22 2,6|         glossy hair, in short, a fine specimen of the anthropoids.
23 2,7|           What did they see? Two fine animals of a large size
24 2,7|   donkeys, male and female, of a fine shape, dove-colored, the
25 2,8|     which they frequently caught fine trout, and a species of
26 2,8|        part of the island. These fine animals were as large as
27 2,8|         possessed of a couple of fine bustards, which belonged
28 2,9|         except for three or four fine days on which several excursions
29 2,9|          and prayer. The day was fine, such as an October day
30 2,9|    October, on the return of the fine season. ~ ~
31 2,0|        was agreed that since the fine season would not return
32 2,0|    prepare these leaves, and one fine day we will present him
33 2,0|            The 'Maria Stella!' A fine whaler, 'pon my word; I
34 2,1|        is no fear of that in the fine season," replied Pencroft. "
35 2,2|        having left it open." ~"A fine job you have made of it,
36 2,2|     resumed the sailor, "if some fine day he said to me, "Suppose
37 2,2|       the coast. The weather was fine, the breeze fresh, and the
38 2,2|        service to them, and with fine weather and a fresh breeze
39 2,3|          Island. The weather was fine, the barometer was rising,
40 2,3|         day again promised to be fine. ~Pencroft prudently lowered
41 2,5|     Granite House, and we have a fine straight road to take us
42 2,6|      Exactly!" cried Herbert, "a fine breeze is blowing from the
43 2,8|          a cordial welcome. ~The fine season passed away in the
44 2,8|     operators, and they obtained fine views of the country, such
45 2,8|   northern latitudes, was not so fine as might have been hoped.
46 2,9|         time enough in the first fine October days to go to Tabor
47 2,9|       including Top, embarked. A fine breeze blew from the south-west,
48 2,9|  observed the reporter. ~"A very fine wind," replied the sailor; "
49 2,0|          was that as soon as the fine season returned they would
50 2,0|       House. ~They had also some fine sporting excursions, which
51 2,0|        the month of October. The fine season was swiftly returning.
52 3,4|        in that channel, with its fine sandy bed, just like the
53 3,6|           It was, therefore, the fine season. The sun was entering
54 3,9|          passed. The weather was fine, and the heat began to be
55 3,9|        the cart. The weather was fine. The sun's bright rays glanced
56 3,0|       House. It promised to be a fine day, and this day was to
57 3,3|       What is it?" ~"Here is the fine season getting on, and we
58 3,4|         everything ready for the fine season," remarked the engineer,
59 3,4|     month of April was tolerably fine, as October often is in
60 3,4|        just as much in bad as in fine weather. But when a severe
61 3,4|    September, which brought back fine weather, nothing was heard
62 3,5|       crater. ~However, with the fine days work had been continued.
63 3,8|        folds. These ashes are so fine that they have been observed
64 3,8|          sort of black snow like fine gunpowder fell, and instantly