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 1 1,5|       same question to Neb and received the same answer. ~"Confound
 2 1,7|      insupportable, from being received behind, did not in consequence
 3 1,8|    crossing the rocks, had not received even a scratch. And what
 4 1,4|       Union Bay, and which had received the name of Cape South Mandible.
 5 1,5|      seal hunt, without having received any other explanation. ~
 6 1,7|      all, especially Pencroft, received this project. To employ
 7 1,9|      the same, and it was well received at Granite House. Besides
 8 1,2|       new snares would be well received at Granite House. ~The traps
 9 2,4|    forest that the peccary had received the bullet which had cost
10 2,5|        seconded by the sailor, received general approbation, for
11 2,5|      and Top, who led the van, received orders to beat about the
12 2,6|    Granite House, and when Top received an order he obeyed it without
13 2,8|    profiting by the lessons he received from his master. ~Judge
14 2,0|    prepared with extreme care, received the precious seed. That
15 2,2|       loved my poor mother. It received us poor and destitute, and
16 2,4|       with loosing themselves, received unexpected aid from the
17 2,8|        well at the corral, and received in a few moments a satisfactory
18 2,8|       the corral, which always received an answer. ~This mode of
19 2,0|        by Mount Franklin, only received the remains of the hurricanes,
20 3,2|      sound, whom their friends received with open arms. ~All immediately
21 3,4|   barrels and chests. The boat received them and transported them
22 3,4|      may be believed, was well received. There were enough to clothe
23 3,6|    indeed, that Ayrton has not received our despatch, or even that
24 3,6|       or even that we have not received his." ~They waited, of course
25 3,6|     current along the wire and received no reply. ~He tried again:
26 3,6|     Granite House had not been received at the corral, nor those
27 3,0| branches, disposed as a liner, received the mattress on which lay
28 3,1|     might quickly be fired and received. It was therefore resolved
29 3,3|       volcano, and which first received the waters of Falls River.
30 3,4|       winter the heat which it received during the summer. Islands
31 3,6|      had hoped, the sepoys had received assistance from without,
32 3,7|       mine." ~These words were received with profound silence. ~"
33 3,0|     Harding and his companions received at intervals visits from