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 1 2,7|       surrounded with a strong palisade, high and pointed, which
 2 2,7|         It was surrounded by a palisade, and in it were constructed
 3 2,8|      was to be surrounded by a palisade, high enough to prevent
 4 2,8|        the construction of the palisade, but as the opening up of
 5 2,8|   three weeks, for besides the palisade, Cyrus Harding built large
 6 2,8|        trying to overthrow the palisade, but of course had not succeeded,
 7 3,6|   rather ominous. ~At last the palisade appeared through the trees.
 8 3,7|   round the left corner of the palisade. There he found a convict,
 9 3,7|    hoisted themselves over the palisade, leaped into the enclosure,
10 3,7|       the moment he scaled the palisade, had clearly seen some one
11 3,7|   either in the hut, or in the palisade. The ammunition only, with
12 3,9|       and made the tour of the palisade. Top accompanied him, and
13 3,9|        Top, at the foot of the palisade, was jumping, barking, but
14 3,9|    when a body leaped over the palisade and fell on the ground inside
15 3,2|       nearly 600 feet from the palisade. A semicircular screen of
16 3,2| clearing beyond which rose the palisade. ~They stopped. A few straggling
17 3,2|     cross from the wood to the palisade, constituted the dangerous
18 3,2|  bullets fired from behind the palisade might knock over any one
19 3,2|     not once lost sight of the palisade. The corral appeared to
20 3,2|       deserted. The top of the palisade formed a line, a little
21 3,2|      could be heard inside the palisade. The musmons and the goats,
22 3,2|      was possible to reach the palisade without being seen, and
23 3,2|        when we have scaled the palisade." ~"To the corral, my friends!"
24 3,2|        noiselessly towards the palisade. The darkness was now profound,
25 3,2|  little band moved towards the palisade. In a short space of time
26 3,2|      other, going along by the palisade, surveyed the absolutely
27 3,2|        reached the gate of the palisade behind which Top was heard
28 3,2|        house and a part of the palisade stood out white in the moonlight.
29 3,3|   convicts, who had scaled the palisade. They bound and gagged him;
30 3,4| prudent to him to heighten the palisade and to flank it with a sort
31 3,5|    vivid flash showed them the palisade, and as they reached the
32 3,5|      between the house and the palisade; but the engineer, running
33 3,9|      as far as the side of the palisade. The gate was burst open
34 3,9| leaving not even a post of the palisade to mark the spot where the