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 1 1,2|        engineer as Cyrus Harding knew perfectly well how to manage a balloon.
 2 1,3|             rough, was in some places perfectly riddled with holes, making
 3 1,4|               eat?" asked Pencroft. ~"Perfectly so." ~"Then let us eat some
 4 1,8|               extraordinary thing!" ~"Perfectly inexplicable!" replied Gideon
 5 1,9|               my word, Pencroft, it's perfectly indifferent to me!" ~"But,
 6 1,0|               roast this splendid pig perfectly, and we will have a feast
 7 1,0|             of the cone. ~It was then perfectly dark, and their gaze could
 8 1,3|      forty-eight hours, and succeeded perfectly. It then became necessary
 9 1,4|              the ebbing tide had left perfectly level. This bed of fine
10 1,5|            its fusible veinstone, was perfectly suited to the mode of reduction
11 1,7|             site where the ground was perfectly level. On this ground he
12 1,0|            their linen, and they were perfectly whole, but they would soon
13 1,2| unpleasantness, and found their traps perfectly intact. No animal had fallen
14 2,1|            the bark of which would be perfectly suited for their purpose.
15 2,8|            atmosphere, it soon became perfectly white. Some dozen shirts
16 2,8|           island therefore soon had a perfectly prepared substance, which,
17 2,8|             little mounds, concealing perfectly spherical turtles' eggs,
18 2,8|       attentive, he acquitted himself perfectly, changing the plates, bringing
19 2,9|            full of good litter, which perfectly suited his taste. ~"With
20 2,1|         Aleutian fishermen, succeeded perfectly. A dozen foxes, a few wild
21 2,1|             the water, which was then perfectly calm. Neither at its level
22 2,2|      provisions; and as the game kept perfectly in the intense cold, wild
23 2,2|           with joy, the operation was perfectly successful; the boat completely
24 2,3|          English language." ~"That is perfectly logical," answered Spilett; "
25 2,3|              and Captain Pencroft was perfectly satisfied with his crew. ~
26 2,4|            small room, which appeared perfectly empty. At the back was a
27 2,4|              deduced by Pencroft were perfectly reasonable, and it was nearly
28 2,8|            Tabor Island had succeeded perfectly. ~The plateau of Prospect
29 2,9|                will be safe there." ~"Perfectly," replied Pencroft, "and
30 2,0|                that these cliffs were perfectly perpendicular; and I believe
31 3,4|         disappearance of the "Speedy" perfectly inexplicable. ~However,
32 3,4|        spreading the sails which were perfectly uninjured, to dry. They
33 3,4|              sank, the brig, as I saw perfectly well, rose on an enormous
34 3,7|          Spilett begged him to remain perfectly still, telling him that
35 3,3|             comfortless no doubt, but perfectly concealed and difficult
36 3,5|           entered the room, which was perfectly dark. A light was struck
37 3,6|               just risen. He appeared perfectly calm. It was evident that
38 3,7|               approach of death, were perfectly calm. Inaudible words escaped
39 3,8|         observed Neb, who spoke as if perfectly serious. ~"Well said, Neb!"