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 1 1,2|            northwest wind was not a simple breeze. From the 18th it
 2 1,2|          which was indeed extremely simple. They risked nothing but
 3 1,2|         astonished him was, that so simple an idea had not occurred
 4 1,5|          arms." ~"Well, it's a very simple proceeding, and much used
 5 1,9|          latter did not think it so simple, but he did not protest.
 6 1,2|            calculation,-~"Its quite simple, my boy," said he, "for,
 7 1,3|             calculate next day by a simple process of elementary geometry. ~
 8 1,4|        given him, that is to say, a simple stone fastened to the end
 9 1,5|           this. Now, to construct a simple boat even with the necessary
10 1,7|             is manufactured by very simple means, which have also the
11 1,0|             operation was extremely simple, and if it did not yield
12 1,2|        traps were besides extremely simple; being pits dug in the ground,
13 2,1|            reasonings fell before a simple ball of metal, found in
14 2,2|          launching it was extremely simple. The canoe was carried to
15 2,8|        dried. Nothing could be more simple. ~Cyrus Harding had only
16 2,9|    themselves, were hoisted by this simple system, which replaced the
17 2,1|            of manufacturing by this simple process the material called
18 2,1|         could then be obtained by a simple operation which, if it diminished
19 2,2|   management of the vessel was very simple. She had from the first
20 2,6|            necessary to enlarge the simple beds, which threatened to
21 2,6| consultation, it was decided that a simple windmill should be built
22 2,6|         machinery of a mill is very simple. This was only a question
23 2,7|           will tell it you." ~These simple words profoundly impressed
24 2,8|       decided to manufacture a very simple battery, resembling as nearly
25 2,8|          was the ingenious and very simple apparatus constructed by
26 2,8|         manipulator, they were very simple. At the two stations the
27 3,1|           ship coming there? Was it simple chance which brought it
28 3,4|            Spilett, nothing is more simple," answered Pencroft. "A
29 3,4|            difficult to remove, but simple packages, of which the stowage,
30 3,6|       nothing about him! If he is a simple castaway, why should he
31 3,7|            reasoned thus with their simple good sense, and they acted
32 3,8|       appealed to the logic of that simple good sense of which they
33 3,5|            of this apparatus was as simple as those used in the rustic
34 3,9|        glare so intense that by the simple effect of reflection the