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 1 1,6|         two wing-like appendages raised on the neck. Pencroft determined
 2 1,7|       cart-loads, while the sand raised by the wind added as it
 3 1,7|         The clouds were slightly raised, and the wind, though less
 4 1,8|     throb of the heart. ~Neb had raised himself a little and gazed
 5 1,8|        been as pale as death. He raised himself a little, looked
 6 1,1| three-quarters of the island, be raised to see if it did not shelter
 7 1,2|        of verdure, picturesquely raised in some places, sparkled
 8 1,6|     looked at the water, one paw raised, as if he was pointing at
 9 1,7|          explosive substance was raised. Generally, nitro-glycerine
10 1,8|        and Herbert, their spears raised, were ready for any emergency
11 1,9|         rope ladder, which, once raised, would render Granite House
12 1,9|       way bricks could easily be raised into Granite House. The
13 1,9|          the partitions was soon raised, very roughly at first,
14 1,9|          rope permitted it to be raised to the level of Granite
15 2,4|     splendid trees. The bank was raised a little above the level
16 2,5|          his bag. ~This spot was raised from fifty to sixty feet
17 2,6|          ladder was drawn up and raised to the threshold. It was
18 2,7|          if these bridges can be raised at will, Prospect Heights
19 2,7|     movable, so that it might be raised by means of a counterpoise,
20 2,8|          the intelligent Jup was raised to the duty of valet. He
21 2,1|    seemed as if an under-current raised these monstrous billows
22 2,1|       Mercy Bridge, the engineer raised it and returned, intending
23 2,2|        that all the bridges were raised, and that no invasion was
24 2,3|      House, but an objection was raised, and Spilett, who had not
25 2,5|        Neb, "since the bridge is raised." ~"Oh!" said Pencroft, "
26 2,6|          heavy perhaps, although raised with yeast, appeared on
27 3,3|         the drawbridges had been raised, so as to prevent any one
28 3,3|     river, all the bridges being raised. ~"Hallo," exclaimed Pencroft
29 3,3|         then, when that had been raised, she began to drift towards
30 3,3|  windows-~The brig, irresistibly raised on a sort of water-spout,
31 3,4|         masts. After having been raised by the water-spout, she
32 3,4|      bridges over the Mercy were raised, the convicts would not
33 3,5|          of the channel had been raised like a dome, the bottom
34 3,6|        the level of the lake was raised two or three feet, the opening
35 3,6|          not fail. The lift once raised, this sure and comfortable
36 3,6|       after they had crossed, he raised the bridge. It was agreed
37 3,6|         that the anchor had been raised and then dropped again.
38 3,6|   friends to Creek Glycerine, he raised the bridge; and waiting
39 3,6|      House, where, the lift once raised, he would be in safety. ~
40 3,6|        moment's notice. ~Harding raised the inner latch of the gate
41 3,9|         Harding and the reporter raised Herbert's mattress and placed
42 3,2|          Harding. ~The colonists raised their pieces and waited
43 3,5| conviction that no objection was raised. His remark, besides, was
44 3,5|          presence. ~Then Harding raised his voice, and to the extreme
45 3,7|          Harding's reply, for he raised himself slightly, and in
46 3,8|       Sometimes a passing breeze raised the covering of ashes, and
47 3,9|      single clump of green trees raised their heads at the extremity
48 3,0|        effort, from time to time raised his head, and cast a despairing
49 3,0|         point in the horizon; he raised himself, at first on his