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 1 1,6|       five or six rooms-" ~"With windows to light them!" said Herbert,
 2 1,8|         easy to pierce a door as windows, and to establish an exterior
 3 1,9|        light it by means of five windows and a door, pierced in the
 4 1,9|       much pleased with the five windows, but he could not understand
 5 1,9|       then to be lighted by five windows and a door, besides a large
 6 1,9|       the pickaxe and spade, the windows and doors were properly
 7 1,9|        Thick shutters closed the windows of the facade, until the
 8 1,9|     rocky projections around the windows plants of different kinds,
 9 1,9|          work. The view from the windows extended over a boundless
10 2,6|         to mount guard below the windows of Granite House, and when
11 2,6|     cliff and they could see the windows, the shutters of which were
12 2,6|         anything appeared at the windows. The reporter lifted his
13 2,6|         showed themselves at the windows, from which they had pushed
14 2,6|          themselves again at the windows and so we can't kill them;
15 2,6|         poked out at the door or windows, and was immediately saluted
16 2,6|   leaving Top to watch under the windows. They then, having eaten,
17 2,6|     Chimneys, passed beneath the windows of Granite House, after
18 2,9|         grape-shot. The door and windows were immediately closed,
19 2,9|         to have fifty panes. The windows at Granite House were soon
20 2,0|      Therefore, whether from the windows of Granite House, or from
21 2,1|     settlers, leaning from their windows, gazed on the huge watery
22 2,2|  dressing in haste rushed to the windows, which they opened. ~Beneath
23 2,5|         beach, out of one of the windows of Granite House. But gradually
24 2,8|    looking early from one of the windows of Granite House, exclaimed,-~"
25 2,0|        been placed at one of the windows of the dining-room at Granite
26 3,1|         We must also conceal the windows of Granite House with thick
27 3,1|   foliage, and thus disguise the windows in the granite cliff. At
28 3,3|          shall not fire from the windows of Granite House, the pirates
29 3,3|          and creepers hiding the windows of Granite House, and showing
30 3,3|     precaution of concealing the windows when a shot, piercing the
31 3,5| embrasures were made between the windows, and the shining muzzles
32 3,5|         colonists rushing to the windows, saw the shot graze the
33 3,0|         began to shine in at the windows of Granite House. It promised
34 3,1|           placed near one of the windows of Granite House, he could