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 1 1,1|         guidance, could not have possessed the means of reckoning the
 2 1,2|    Besides mental power, he also possessed great manual dexterity.
 3 1,2|        built, very sunburnt, and possessed of a pair of bright sparkling
 4 1,6|        inventory of the articles possessed by these castaways from
 5 1,1|       limits. Even Pencroft, who possessed a marvelous power of sight,
 6 1,3|        clayey ground of which he possessed a specimen. They therefore
 7 1,3|      success, since Pencroft now possessed some dozen arrows armed
 8 1,3|      potash, of which the island possessed several beds, and which
 9 1,3| longitude." ~If the engineer had possessed a sextant, an apparatus
10 1,5|         intended to forge, as he possessed iron in a pure state. He
11 1,0|          and of which the island possessed a great number; they made
12 2,1|         tools which the settlers possessed. However, they overcame
13 2,6|    belong which prove them to be possessed of an almost human intelligence.
14 2,6|     walked upon two legs. Buffon possessed one of these apes, who served
15 2,8|     summer, the poultry-yard was possessed of a couple of fine bustards,
16 2,9|        not, and never could have possessed Master Jup's skill in climbing
17 2,9|         have you ever, since you possessed the sextant found in the
18 2,1|       the waterfall on the beach possessed to move a fulling-mill. ~
19 2,1|        felt," and Lincoln Island possessed yet another manufacture.
20 2,2|     their satisfaction, that she possessed a remarkably fast pair of
21 2,6|          was short. The stranger possessed immense strength and activity.
22 2,9|         no Gothic cathedral ever possessed. Every caprice of nature,
23 3,4|      satisfaction, that the brig possessed a very varied cargo-an assortment
24 3,5|         a nature that only a man possessed of prodigious power, could
25 3,5|     means of action beyond those possessed by humanity. There is a
26 3,8|  murdered by these wretches, who possessed firearms, and at the first
27 3,0|           Happily, Granite House possessed a store of seed which would
28 3,4|      little colt. The colony now possessed a plow, to which the onagers
29 3,6|    attractions. Though young and possessed of every personal advantage,
30 3,6|      electric balls, of which he possessed the secret, and which he
31 3,9|         once harnessed. All were possessed by the same thought-to hasten
32 3,9|        indicated the alarm which possessed them. Already a torrent
33 3,0|        the unfortunate colonists possessed. Their last hope, the vessel,