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 1 1,3|         think of taking a minute's rest. Forgetting everything but
 2 1,5|       Night is advancing. Come and rest! To-morrow we will search
 3 1,5|            induce him to take some rest, wandered all night long
 4 1,8|      little of the grouse, and the rest was divided among his companions,
 5 1,0|        mountain. Before taking any rest, he wished to know if it
 6 1,1|        luxuriant vegetation of the rest of the island. ~The volcano
 7 1,3|          work, chance would do the rest. ~The settlers arrived on
 8 1,3|      agreed to sanctify the day by rest. These Americans were religious
 9 1,5|          dead on the sand, but the rest regained the sea in safety. ~"
10 1,1|           entirely convinced, "the rest of this ancient continent
11 2,4|            before they lay down to rest, the heap of wood piled
12 2,5|        that, rising ground had the rest of the coast, and even from
13 2,5|           have their doubts set at rest, and by returning by Claw
14 2,5|        seen. ~After half an hour's rest, the settlers resumed their
15 2,5|           of that cloth. As to the rest of it, that will help to
16 2,6|            pay the penalty for the rest." ~So saying, the sailor,
17 2,6|       uttering piercing cries. The rest, throwing themselves out,
18 2,7|           Then, before retiring to rest, Harding and his companions
19 2,7|        only communicating with the rest of our domain by the bridge
20 2,7|          left for nature to do the rest. ~On the 21st of November,
21 2,8|            of the plateau, and the rest was preserved in a wild
22 2,8| communication between them and the rest of their fellow-creatures
23 2,9|           companions sanctified by rest and prayer. The day was
24 2,0|       Granite House at the hour of rest. ~For some days they had
25 2,1|            to communicate with the rest of mankind. ~Gideon Spilett
26 2,1|            at intervals during the rest of the evening. There was
27 2,6|          without taking a minute's rest, but always in a retired
28 2,6|         the lake. The frame was to rest on a pivot supported with
29 3,5|            and you, as well as the rest, ought to be consulted in
30 3,6|           present, and a few days' rest was necessary. The departure
31 3,7|     suppurate easily, and absolute rest is necessary." ~"What! can'
32 3,7|      leaving the wound in absolute rest, and preserving it from
33 3,8|           unfortunate man, and-the rest may be easily imagined! ~
34 3,8|    refreshing drinks, and absolute rest was of the greatest benefit
35 3,3|          obstruction, after a long rest. Thus, my dear Spilett,
36 3,5|        gave warning of the hour of rest, and Pencroft was proceeding
37 3,5|           corral, and all wish for rest had ceased. Without having
38 3,6|          past life. I am, with the rest of the world, ignorant of
39 3,7|               His glance seemed to rest fondly for the last time
40 3,8|       accustomed, Pencroft and the rest were somewhat surprised