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 1 1,7|       flat, for the wind passed completely over them, without being
 2 1,8|     without seeing. Despair had completely changed his countenance.
 3 1,0|      not be doubted that it was completely extinct. No smoke escaped
 4 1,9|          if it is necessary, to completely hide the entrance by making
 5 1,9|      state of preservation, and completely sheltered from the damp.
 6 1,9|      would render Granite House completely inaccessible. ~This ladder
 7 1,1|         it owes its origin, are completely extinct. Lastly, whatever
 8 1,1|      our globe will some day be completely changed; that by the raising
 9 2,1|         have startled them more completely. ~Cyrus Harding did not
10 2,3|         axes. But soon the flow completely failed them, either the
11 2,5|         supposed wreck might be completely settled, and he asked at
12 2,6|        insult. ~The sun had now completely risen, and the whole facade
13 2,7|         companions a scheme for completely isolating Prospect Heights
14 2,7| surrounded by a liquid belt-was completely protected from depredators
15 2,0|        southern whale, which is completely black, the head being more
16 2,1|        of being sooner or later completely stopped?" ~"Stopped! And
17 2,2|        rapidly, she was already completely decked over, and all the
18 2,2|  perfectly successful; the boat completely rigged, having been pushed
19 2,3|    hours' walking had been gone completely round. ~It was to say the
20 2,4|       On the 18th, a wave swept completely over the "Bonadventure";
21 2,8|  station to the other. ~All was completely arranged by the 12th of
22 2,8|       that he was thus not left completely isolated. Besides, Cyrus
23 2,9|         lost on this island, as completely as if they had been on the
24 2,0|      result is that the gulf is completely sheltered on all sides,
25 3,1|          The wind had died away completely with the twilight. Not a
26 3,3|     best to make before the fog completely clears away. It hides us
27 3,3|        before the fog should be completely dissipated. Neb and Pencroft
28 3,6| executing a project which would completely guard Granite House against
29 3,6|   surprise. It was necessary to completely conceal the opening of the
30 3,7|        whose object had been so completely defeated by the rocks at
31 3,8|       suitable temperature, had completely prevented the inflammation
32 3,0|         a deep exhaustion which completely prostrated him. Several
33 3,1|      wounds might be considered completely healed. ~During the month
34 3,2|         ground. The thick grass completely muffled their footsteps.
35 3,4|      beach of Granite House was completely covered by Flotsam Point. ~
36 3,5|       Either the cavern will be completely dry," replied Harding, "
37 3,9|      part of the island was now completely bare. One single clump of