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 1 1,4|       which would serve them as a retreat, but in vain; everywhere
 2 1,6|            The Chimneys offered a retreat sufficient for the present.
 3 1,7|           to fear, and that their retreat would not give way. However
 4 1,9|        bank, so as to cut off the retreat of the capybara, which the
 5 1,0|           would be easy to find a retreat. Fuel was not abundant.
 6 1,5|           manage to cut off their retreat and knock them on the head. ~
 7 1,5|           rear, and cut off their retreat. During this time Cyrus
 8 1,6|         some predilection for the retreat which he had discovered,
 9 1,6|        work, and would be a surer retreat, for it would be as well
10 1,8|           ridge, left bare by the retreat of the water, allowed them
11 1,8|             here is a very secure retreat, well hid in the depths
12 1,8|   struggle with some animal whose retreat he had disturbed? Without
13 1,8|         surprised unawares by the retreat of the water, he would by
14 1,9|        for this large and healthy retreat, in the midst of solid rock,
15 1,1|        emigration. The flora will retreat towards the Equator at the
16 1,2|          this solid and immovable retreat! Cyrus Harding had also
17 2,7|       explanation of their sudden retreat. ~During the day the bodies
18 2,0|      hasten, so as to cut off its retreat if necessary. They ran with
19 2,2|          doubtless determined the retreat of their assailants, who
20 2,9|      cleft which could serve as a retreat to any being whatever, for
21 2,0|         was able to discover your retreat five miles from the cave
22 3,2|        profiting by the momentary retreat of his adversaries, rushed
23 3,3|    situation was desperate. Their retreat was discovered. They could
24 3,6|       become of the pirates, what retreat they had chosen, what sort
25 3,6|         this sure and comfortable retreat would be safe from any surprise. ~
26 3,8|       they would naturally seek a retreat, and they could not have
27 3,9|       again, so as to keep open a retreat. ~At length an opening in
28 3,0|          in the corral. ~On their retreat, Neb hurried out. He climbed
29 3,1|           nothing to indicate the retreat in which the convicts had
30 3,2|        would discover no suitable retreat there, and it was then that,
31 3,2|      probable that the stranger's retreat was not less mysterious
32 3,3| opportunity, rarely quitted their retreat, and only made a few hunting
33 3,3|     either might have served as a retreat to some solitary who would
34 3,3|         on their exploration, the retreat of the mysterious being
35 3,5|           but from the mysterious retreat, communicating directly
36 3,5|           and that the stranger's retreat would be there. ~Nothing
37 3,8|           discover Captain Nemo's retreat. It was, if I mistake not,
38 3,9|         colonists were obliged to retreat before it. The volcano,
39 3,9|     Granite House, once so sure a retreat, might at any moment fall
40 3,9|        asylum. But even this last retreat was now closed to them,