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 1 1,2|        project, which was indeed extremely simple. They risked nothing
 2 1,3|       with holes, making walking extremely painful. From these holes
 3 1,3|          through which rushed an extremely rapid current. ~However,
 4 1,8|          for they were suffering extremely from hunger. ~"Well!" said
 5 1,9|          northwest, again became extremely cold. Also, the sea having
 6 1,9| themselves from it. ~The sailor, extremely vexed, tried in all sorts
 7 1,3|         Properly prepared, it is extremely inflammable, especially
 8 1,7|        effect, as the granite is extremely hard, and will oppose a
 9 1,8|      mass was compact, and of an extremely close grain. The passage
10 1,0|      candles. ~The operation was extremely simple, and if it did not
11 1,1|          time, the weather being extremely dry, the colonists, clothed
12 1,1|    strange, that the species are extremely varied. There is a reason
13 1,2|           The traps were besides extremely simple; being pits dug in
14 1,2| crystallize this liquor, only an extremely easy operation is required.
15 2,1|         feeds on wrack-grass, is extremely savory. At this moment the
16 2,2|    operation of launching it was extremely simple. The canoe was carried
17 2,2|      Prospect Heights, and of an extremely wild aspect. It might have
18 2,2|       colonists had reason to be extremely satisfied, for this chest
19 2,3|          to be very powerful and extremely active, it was useless to
20 2,6|          not only that they were extremely anxious to find out the
21 2,7|          the south of the island extremely easy. ~Cyrus Harding now
22 2,8|      yellow, and which were also extremely savory. Master Neb, who
23 2,9|     flour of a superior quality, extremely nourishing; its exportation
24 2,2|      like a club. ~The night was extremely dark, it was only by the
25 2,8|     period the little colony was extremely prosperous. ~The tenants
26 3,1|        soon make any observation extremely difficult. ~"What shall
27 3,7|      notice of it. His fever was extremely high, and all that day and
28 3,0|        nose, and ears had become extremely pale, was at first seized
29 3,3|       the crest, although it was extremely difficult to reach even
30 3,4|        the month the weather was extremely bad. The wind blew from
31 3,4|         hardness of iron, became extremely difficult to work, and about
32 3,5|         the sea. The descent was extremely perilous, but they did not
33 3,8|       its diurnal arc through an extremely clear sky, indicated that