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 1 1,3|         barren spot the desolate refuge of sea-birds, strewn with
 2 1,3|          and had already found a refuge on some point of the coast,
 3 1,7|          that he must have taken refuge in some cave, to await the
 4 1,4|         the islet for a place of refuge. It was impossible to think
 5 1,1|        which we could have taken refuge. Before Granite House, at
 6 1,1|  provident nature, so as to give refuge to all the vegetable and
 7 2,3|        if it was necessary, take refuge for the night. ~Supper was
 8 2,4|      part of the shore offered a refuge to castaways, which the
 9 2,5|         coast would have offered refuge, either to a ship in distress,
10 2,6|          his companions sought a refuge among the rocks. ~To say
11 2,0|         trees in which they took refuge. Their skins were brought
12 2,7|          and that they had found refuge on some land, of which the
13 3,2|     become an excellent place of refuge, and, being unknown, it
14 3,2|      arms. ~All immediately took refuge in the Chimneys. There Ayrton
15 3,3|         shall be obliged to take refuge in Granite House!" observed
16 3,3|         reporter. ~"We must take refuge in Granite House while there
17 3,3|   nothing to be done but to take refuge in the upper passage of
18 3,6|          resource he was to take refuge in Granite House, where,
19 3,0|        during the fire had taken refuge on the waters of the lake,
20 3,1|         convicts had again taken refuge, either to pillage or to
21 3,1|     which the convicts had taken refuge, nor that, no less secret,
22 3,2|  supposed the convicts had taken refuge, was about to press forward,
23 3,3|     where the convicts had taken refuge. ~His death had been decided
24 3,3|     where the convicts had taken refuge, and in which he had been
25 3,6|          all those who had taken refuge with him in the depths of
26 3,6|        castaways; but his harbor refuge was closed, for in consequence
27 3,7|        upon which you have taken refuge. You now desire to leave
28 3,8|        prove some day their only refuge? ~In the evening, after
29 3,9|        colonists would then take refuge on board the vessel, content
30 3,9|        this vessel, now our sole refuge!" ~"Do not you think, Cyrus,
31 3,9| colonists should have an assured refuge away from the island. Perhaps
32 3,9|          which survived found no refuge but Tadorn Marsh, save a
33 3,0|       rock which now served as a refuge to the six colonists and