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 1 1,6|        the present. The fire was lighted, and it was easy to preserve
 2 1,7|   instant after he issued with a lighted fagot, which he threw into
 3 1,7|          embers. The passage was lighted up with a bright flame. ~"
 4 1,0|      feast presently!" ~"But who lighted it?" asked Pencroft. ~"The
 5 1,2|          Chimneys. ~The fire was lighted, and Neb and Pencroft, on
 6 1,3|        To the south the horizon, lighted by the first rays of the
 7 1,7|       the explosion, for, simply lighted, this substance would burn
 8 1,8|        torches. The torches were lighted with flint and steel, and
 9 1,8|          be seen. Harding took a lighted branch, and threw it into
10 1,8|        the rapidity of its fall, lighted up the interior of the well,
11 1,8|     Cyrus Harding, "when we have lighted the interior of this place,
12 1,8|       The sides of the well were lighted up for an instant, but as
13 1,9|     Granite House was then to be lighted by five windows and a door,
14 1,9|     Granite House was abundantly lighted by the rising sun, whose
15 1,0|     Pencroft the day on which he lighted his only match, and all
16 1,1|  brushwood and dried seaweed was lighted, and Neb prepared the breakfast
17 1,2|        the cavern was often only lighted by the blazing hearths,
18 2,3| disembarked, and a fire was soon lighted under a clump of trees,
19 2,1|         when in their room, well lighted with candles, well warmed
20 2,1|          extremity. Then, having lighted a lantern, taken a revolver,
21 2,2|        When day had sufficiently lighted up the field of battle,
22 2,2|   tobacco. He filled it himself, lighted it with a glowing coal,
23 2,4|         set fire to a twig. This lighted for a minute a small room,
24 2,4|         and this fire, evidently lighted by Cyrus Harding, showed
25 2,5|         Certainly, when formerly lighted up by intelligence, this
26 2,9|      Spilett, it is that I never lighted any fire during the night
27 2,0|          not doubted that it was lighted by the engineer's hand;
28 2,0|         this evening no fire was lighted on these yet unknown shores,
29 2,0|          it was certainly a fire lighted by the hand of man. Besides;
30 2,0|       October, neither Neb nor I lighted any fire on the coast." ~"
31 2,0|    appeared on the coast, it was lighted by another hand than ours!" ~
32 3,2|        than sleep. A lantern was lighted at the foot of the mainmast,
33 3,2|          proceed along the dimly lighted deck without stumbling over
34 3,5|        Point; that it was he who lighted that fire on the heights
35 3,5|          bursting, the match was lighted by means of a long cord. ~
36 3,7|          The sailor had at first lighted a fire in the hut, which
37 3,1|     others, he would have simply lighted fires all around his camp,
38 3,2|          the window, then feebly lighted by the inner light. ~He
39 3,3|         somber galleries, waving lighted torches; they examined the
40 3,5|          moments the lantern was lighted and the light thrown into
41 3,5|       the old one. ~Neb took the lighted lantern, and all left the
42 3,5|          bows, with the lantern, lighted the way. ~The elliptical
43 3,5|        of the ladder was a deck, lighted by electricity. At the end
44 3,7|          marvels of this saloon, lighted by the electric rays which
45 3,7|     powerful light it gave forth lighted up the translucent water,
46 3,8|          aid of flint and steel, lighted the lamp. He then took the