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 1 1,7|   vigorously shaken. ~"What's the matter?" he cried, rousing himself,
 2 1,9|            when dry, a gelatinous matter, rich and nutritious. The
 3 1,0|         which the eruptive liquid matter had escaped at the periods
 4 1,1|        the course of the eruptive matter to the lower valleys which
 5 1,2|           the rocks. ~"What's the matter, my boy?" asked Spilett. ~"
 6 1,4| horizontal or not, and it did not matter much whether the stick six
 7 1,5|          capes, formed of mineral matter, thrown up by the volcano.
 8 1,6|     decision we must consider the matter thoroughly. A natural dwelling
 9 1,1|            mingled with vegetable matter, such as the remains of
10 1,2|         escaped him. ~"What's the matter?" asked Cyrus Harding. ~"
11 1,2|        asked Cyrus Harding. ~"The matter? the matter is that I have
12 1,2|        Harding. ~"The matter? the matter is that I have just broken
13 2,1|          conversed long about the matter. They asked themselves if
14 2,4|       said Pencroft. ~"What's the matter?" asked the reporter. ~"
15 2,5|          the trees. ~"What is the matter, Top?" said Cyrus Harding. ~
16 2,6|      tools to make, was a serious matter. Their uneasiness led one
17 2,2|           than ever. ~"What's the matter now?" asked Harding. ~And
18 2,2|          Jup's room. ~"What's the matter?" asked the reporter. ~"
19 2,2|     Pencroft, luff!" ~"What's the matter," replied the sailor; "a
20 2,6|          in a fever. What was the matter with him? Was the sight
21 2,6|          are wounded?" ~"It is no matter." ~"Will you give me your
22 2,9|          the engineer. ~"That's a matter of two hours and a half,"
23 3,2|        the engineer. ~"That is no matter," answered Ayrton. "Captain
24 3,4|       find the explanation of the matter." ~"Why, captain," said
25 3,5|       What is your opinion on the matter?" ~"My opinion," said Pencroft, "
26 3,5|          no better advice in this matter. Whatever you do will be
27 3,5|      ought to be consulted in the matter of any important decision.
28 3,5|         advice; will you, in this matter, yield to me?" ~"I will
29 3,5|       have been security lost! No matter! At present, the colonists
30 3,6|          is queer!" ~"What is the matter, Pencroft?" asked the reporter. ~"
31 3,6|         asked the reporter. ~"The matter is, that it was not I who
32 3,9|          if Neb had any important matter to communicate to his master
33 3,2|      Harding's hand. ~"What's the matter?" asked the engineer. ~"
34 3,4|       plans for the future! ~As a matter of course Ayrton shared
35 3,4|           enough fellow to go, no matter where, and subscribe to
36 3,5|          it. The flow of volcanic matter is not always disastrous,
37 3,5|      broken in the upper edge-the matter would be thrown to the side
38 3,8|       ourselves further about the matter." ~"It may be so," replied
39 3,8|         spreading of the volcanic matter might not constitute a serious
40 3,8|         if flames or incandescent matter thrown up by the volcano
41 3,8|        who would only look at the matter in the light of a joke,
42 3,8|      incessantly added fuliginous matter. These clouds, which rolled
43 3,8|        more often this pulverized matter falls, and this happened
44 3,8|          proved that the volcanic matter had not yet attained the
45 3,8|        choked with the pulverized matter fallen from the cloud. No
46 3,9|       there will be an end of the matter!" ~"Not so!" said Cyrus
47 3,9|      Already a torrent of burning matter and liquefied minerals fell
48 3,9|         new waves of incandescent matter. ~The first waves of lava
49 3,9|      above all lest the liquefied matter should overflow the shore,