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 1 1,1|      distinctly see that solid spot which they must reach at
 2 1,3|      breadth. ~Was this barren spot the desolate refuge of sea-birds,
 3 1,3|       and down on this sterile spot, always returning to its
 4 1,6|     and he had returned to the spot where the sea, no doubt,
 5 1,3|       other words, the precise spot where the sun rose. The
 6 1,4|        fiber. Having reached a spot about twenty feet from the
 7 1,5|   resolved to skin them on the spot, while Cyrus Harding and
 8 1,8|     began to fear that at this spot the wall would not yield
 9 1,9|   perpendicular line above the spot where it was stuck in the
10 1,0|      the plateau, they chose a spot, well sheltered from the
11 2,1|      them. It was just at this spot that the turtle had been
12 2,5|       their journey, and not a spot among the rocks was left
13 2,5|   produced from his bag. ~This spot was raised from fifty to
14 2,6|        mind to retire from the spot. ~Whoever it was, the only
15 2,7|      be easily conveyed to the spot, especially if they could
16 2,7|  suitable. ~In fact, from this spot, to Port Balloon, discovered
17 2,0|    earthen pots brought to the spot, for they did not wish to
18 2,1|      border of the forest at a spot where animals usually passed
19 2,2|       orders, they reached the spot indicated by him, while
20 2,3|        interior; so that not a spot should escape their investigations.
21 2,4|      at full speed towards the spot from whence the cries proceeded. ~
22 2,5|       Heights. ~Arrived at the spot on which grew the first
23 2,6|      pointed roof, rose on the spot chosen. The four frames
24 2,7|        be certain to reach the spot inhabited by Captain Grant
25 2,0|     the island. I do not see a spot on which we could land."
26 2,0|    almost imperceptible little spot on the sea horizon. He endeavored
27 2,0|        pointing out the little spot. ~Harding examined it; then
28 2,0|      stopped on the looked-for spot, and Cyrus Harding, lowering
29 3,1|       the almost imperceptible spot on the photographic negative,-~"
30 3,3| proceed towards the threatened spot. ~Before starting to occupy
31 3,6|     forward and arrived at the spot where the lad was standing.
32 3,9|       convicts were hid in one spot of the island, if we knew
33 3,9|        island, if we knew that spot, and had only to dislodge
34 3,0|   returned to their accustomed spot, and were dabbling on the
35 3,1|       evidently camped on this spot; but,-and this was the object
36 3,3|     house, or returning to the spot where lay the bodies of
37 3,3| shoulder of that, a little red spot, a sort of scarcely visible
38 3,8|      sides of the grotto, in a spot where it could run no risk
39 3,8|      Creek, and arrived at the spot where he and his companions
40 3,9|       the palisade to mark the spot where the corral once stood. ~
41 3,9|      the ocean rolled over the spot where Lincoln island once