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 1 1,1|         clearer. The atmosphere threw off that chilly dampness
 2 1,2|     short, decisive, and clear, threw light on some important
 3 1,2|  against two chimneys, which it threw down as it swept by them. ~
 4 1,3|       of his heart, immediately threw himself into the current,
 5 1,7|         lighted fagot, which he threw into the darkness, whistling
 6 1,9| complete state of perspiration, threw down the pieces of wood
 7 1,3|     from the time when the wind threw the castaways on this shore. ~
 8 1,5| engineer and his two companions threw themselves between the sea
 9 1,5|      fiber and counterpoise, he threw into the mass an abundance
10 1,7|       with the opening; then he threw a few drops of it on the
11 1,8|      Neb, waving their torches, threw the light into every crevice;
12 1,8|      took a lighted branch, and threw it into the abyss. The blazing
13 1,0|      they wore when the balloon threw them on the island. These
14 2,2|         prepared this chest and threw it overboard." ~"Is that
15 2,3|      the horizon, and the trees threw long shadows on the ground.
16 2,5|         Nothing therefore which threw any light on the supposed
17 2,6|   rascal?" ~"Yes! it was he who threw us the ladder!" ~And the
18 2,6|        not. ~Nevertheless, they threw themselves on the orang,
19 2,0|       left their guns, Pencroft threw down his ax, and Harding
20 2,2|        carbines, and revolvers, threw themselves into the lift
21 2,3|       and herds of seals, which threw themselves into the sea
22 2,4|    armful of dry wood. Pencroft threw the blazing twig on it,
23 2,7|        having thought, "I never threw any document into the sea!"
24 2,8|      What! wasn't it Ayrton who threw that bottle into the sea?
25 2,8|        that document, and if he threw it into the sea seven or
26 2,8|        it?" ~"Nor was it he who threw it in, my dear Spilett." ~"
27 3,2| standing in the shadow, quickly threw the light of a lantern in
28 3,3|        the evening's potations, threw themselves into the boat.
29 3,3|         two well-directed balls threw its crew into disorder.
30 3,5|        our plans? Was it he who threw us that bottle, when the
31 3,5|     first cruise? Was it he who threw Top out of the lake, and
32 3,7|      leaped into the enclosure, threw down the props which supported
33 3,1|        infusion. Gideon Spilett threw into it about eighteen grains
34 3,1|      thick foliage of the trees threw a grateful shade on the