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 1 1,4|       which he thought a river or stream might issue. Now, on the
 2 1,4|        the neighborhood of a good stream of water, and on the other
 3 1,4|       Pencroft had guessed, ran a stream of water, whether fresh
 4 1,6|          follow the course of the stream, which would always lead
 5 1,6|    underground drain. Sometimes a stream ran through the underwood,
 6 1,6|  continued their exploration. The stream here made a bend towards
 7 1,8|        hundred feet off, a limpid stream, which seemed to have been
 8 1,8|           his handkerchief in the stream, and with it hastened back
 9 1,0|      group of firs, near a little stream which fell in cascades,
10 1,1|    Herbert, pointing out a narrow stream, which evidently took its
11 1,1|          Harding; "and since this stream feeds the lake, most probably
12 1,2|    conjectured, the waters of the stream flowed clear and limpid
13 1,2| watercourse. ~It was only a large stream, deep and clear, formed
14 1,2|         naturalist, bent over the stream, which could be heard murmuring
15 1,2|           verdure. ~Meanwhile the stream grew much wider, and Cyrus
16 1,4|           some fresh water from a stream which ran near, and brought
17 1,6|          towards the west, either stream or river. Here, on the contrary,
18 1,6|        say, from the mouth of the stream on the west of Prospect
19 1,7|         by the opening and form a stream, which, flowing over the
20 1,7|           in the granite! A rapid stream of water rushed foaming
21 1,9|   waterfall so as to lead a small stream of fresh water to the new
22 1,1|          Granite House the little stream of water from Lake Grant.
23 2,4|     subterranean marsh or by some stream. However, Cyrus Harding
24 2,4|           be barred by an unknown stream, from thirty to forty feet
25 2,4|    replied Herbert, "it is only a stream, and we can easily swim
26 2,4|        quench their thirst at the stream, but none were actually
27 2,4|          tide was not felt up the stream. In fact, the tides of the
28 2,4|           should be given to this stream. Beyond, towards the north,
29 2,7|    Heights and the sources of the stream was already partly beaten,
30 2,7|         the lake, forming a small stream, to which they gave the
31 2,7|          enclosure the bed of the stream on the beach was considerably
32 2,8|         by fixing dams across the stream. More than a hundred were
33 2,8|           and watered by a little stream, which sprung from the slopes
34 2,9|    augment the flow of the little stream which supplied the interior
35 2,3|          oval of the island ran a stream through a wide meadow falling
36 2,3|        thus obliged to follow the stream which flowed towards the
37 2,4|        which was the mouth of the stream. ~The hut had been built
38 2,5|           man to be troubled by a stream like Creek Glycerine! He
39 2,0|       hunger, manage to cross the stream, which besides, when frozen,
40 3,4|           stopped by a river or a stream and, rendered desperate,
41 3,6|    escaped. ~Of course the little stream which fed the reservoir
42 3,6|           on the left bank of the stream. ~The colonists, after leaving
43 3,6|      along the side of the little stream which flowed from the Red
44 3,0|        who was about to cross the stream; but in the darkness he
45 3,1|         on the border of a little stream falling into the Mercy,
46 3,2|      showed that the banks of the stream had been recently frequented-nothing
47 3,2|       clumps of trees, the little stream which watered it, its wide
48 3,2|         the borders of the little stream, shaded by large trees.
49 3,3|       together towards the little stream. ~It was now broad daylight. ~
50 3,6|           the canoe back into the stream of the Mercy, who cast the
51 3,9|          Meanwhile, the principal stream of Red Creek Valley became
52 3,9|         utter destruction, or the stream will overrun the forests
53 3,9|        bottom of the barrier. The stream of lava swelled like a river
54 3,9|        not replenished, while the stream of lava, fed from an inexhaustible
55 3,9|        part. ~In fact, the second stream of lava, which had followed
56 3,9|           the first eruption. The stream, flowing this time towards