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 1 1,1|     changed from a hurricane to a fresh breeze, that is to say,
 2 1,4|   molluscs. They had then to find fresh water, and it was not likely
 3 1,4|          stream of water, whether fresh or not was to be ascertained.
 4 1,6|         saw traces of quadrupeds, fresh footprints of animals, of
 5 1,9|      washed it down with a little fresh water, drawn from the river
 6 1,0|    accordingly." ~The meal ended, fresh armfuls of wood were thrown
 7 1,0|           day, the 29th of March, fresh and active they awoke, ready
 8 1,0|      Pencroft, made hungry by the fresh air, had cast greedy eyes. ~
 9 1,0|          that the explorers made, fresh stars entered the field
10 1,1|          complete it as they made fresh discoveries. ~As to the
11 1,2|       would know how to find some fresh game among the brushwood.
12 1,3| exploration. ~This game was eaten fresh, but they preserved some
13 1,4|     eleven. Herbert went for some fresh water from a stream which
14 1,5|        and consequently plenty of fresh water was within their reach. ~
15 1,5|          authorize them to take a fresh title. ~ ~
16 1,9|         to lead a small stream of fresh water to the new dwelling.
17 2,2|           object Pencroft uttered fresh hurrahs, Herbert clapped
18 2,6|      their work to do over again, fresh weapons and tools to make,
19 2,7|          the ruminants would find fresh and abundant pasture. The
20 2,7|          somewhat lowered by this fresh discharge of its waters,
21 2,8|           great noise through the fresh water. A thousand of these
22 2,8|           one side. The grass was fresh, and it was not too much
23 2,2|         and other fowl were eaten fresh, and declared superior to
24 2,2|      weather was fine, the breeze fresh, and the sea smooth, especially
25 2,2|           with fine weather and a fresh breeze the voyage promised
26 2,5|         is outside, and feels the fresh air, he will be off as fast
27 2,0|         The wind rose, and from a fresh breeze it soon increased
28 2,0|            During this winter, no fresh inexplicable incident occurred.
29 3,1|          there is a natural port, fresh water, roads, a telegraph,
30 3,2|           intention was to obtain fresh water from the Mercy, and
31 3,3|        Almost at the same moment, fresh reports resounded from the
32 3,5|           they had committed some fresh act of hostility against
33 3,6|  therefore, judged best to send a fresh despatch, requiring an immediate
34 3,7|          to Gideon Spilett that a fresh flow of blood should be
35 3,1|        House, he could inhale the fresh air, charged with ozone,
36 3,5|       with America would afford a fresh impetus. Pencroft and Neb
37 3,8|       could discover no traces of fresh lava. ~The engineer became
38 3,0|         the catastrophe, a little fresh water from the rain which