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 1 1,4|     hasty an inspection what the future had in store for them. ~
 2 1,1|          a great effect upon the future of the castaways. ~Was the
 3 1,1|       said the reporter. "In the future, that will simplify the
 4 1,5|        rocks, glided towards the future scene of combat. ~All at
 5 1,5|         path, which would in the future form the most direct road
 6 1,7|     still needed, in view of his future preparation, another substance,
 7 1,9|        of the uneasiness for the future which he felt. In fact,
 8 1,0|       for it bears in itself our future harvests." ~"Provided it
 9 1,1|         was noted in the list of future works. ~It was the first
10 1,1|         deplorable idea of their future domain. ~"I believe that
11 1,1|        of new continents for the future, and exactly on the tropical
12 1,1|      cover the old, and that, in future ages, a Columbus will go
13 1,1| investigating the secrets of the future. ~"My dear Cyrus," replied
14 1,1|         of aquatic game. At some future time they meant to explore
15 1,2|        to have any fears for the future. ~However, all were anxious
16 1,2|        off the operation to some future time, observing in his usual
17 1,2| consequence and in view of these future establishments, it became
18 2,3|       the first tenants of their future poultry-yard. ~But till
19 2,7|   encouraging proportion for the future use of the colony. ~Cyrus
20 2,7|       not as yet recognize their future masters. ~"These are onagers!"
21 2,8|        wished to reserve for the future. How did he know where chance
22 2,8|          prepare for the unknown future by husbanding their ammunition
23 2,1|          will be the coal of the future." ~"I should like to see
24 2,2|    Harding, not knowing what the future might have in store for
25 3,1|       Who could foresee what the future would then have in store
26 3,5|       Would they be right in the future? That remained to be seen. ~ ~
27 3,6|          for the present and the future. He also promised the sailor
28 3,7|  precautions to be taken for the future. ~But on this day, while
29 3,8|          and straight before the future, and if adversity was at
30 3,4|         a thousand plans for the future! ~As a matter of course
31 3,4|          who could tell what the future might have in reserve? ~
32 3,5|       necessarily answer for the future. Often, at the summit of
33 3,5|      colonists then spoke of the future, and talked willingly of
34 3,5|        their little dream of the future. ~Ayrton silently said to
35 3,6|       methods which will at some future day be revealed he had rendered
36 3,6|          studied the present and future. He learned from them the
37 3,7|     ocean. Of this treasure at a future day, you may make good use.
38 3,8|     grotto, and which might at a future time be of service. ~The
39 3,8|        impossible to divine what future lay before them. Evidently