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 1 1,4|          lad placed some good-sized pieces of wood, which they had
 2 1,7|             hearth. He placed a few pieces of wood among them, so as
 3 1,9|              then tried rubbing two pieces of dry wood together, as
 4 1,9|        perspiration, threw down the pieces of wood in disgust. ~"I
 5 1,3| manipulators, and then divided into pieces of equal size. A practiced
 6 1,3|        fastened with thorns the two pieces of wood on a third placed
 7 1,5|           broke the ore into little pieces, and cleansed them with
 8 1,5|             planes, axes, hatchets, pieces of steel to be transformed
 9 1,7|            on which were piled some pieces of shistose pyrites, buttressed
10 2,1|         would naturally be shallow. Pieces of bark, fastened one to
11 2,1|     Pencroft intended to secure the pieces of bark by means of nails,
12 2,2|         steps. No other articles or pieces of wreck could be found.
13 2,5|          reporter. ~"There might be pieces of wood on the rocks, but
14 2,6|      themselves out, were dashed to pieces in their fall, and in a
15 2,0|        thickness, then divided into pieces which might weigh about
16 2,4|             wooden fence falling to pieces, was the shore, on the left
17 2,6|      certainly have been smashed to pieces there!" ~"That is true,"
18 2,9|          feet. They look like light pieces of cotton wool, and their
19 2,0|           would have been dashed to pieces. Twice, during one of these
20 3,4|       through the hatchways, but no pieces of the wreck appeared, neither
21 3,4|             intention of towing the pieces of wreck either to the beach
22 3,4|          men whose boat had gone to pieces on the rocks had landed
23 3,4|         efforts of the settlers the pieces of wreck were hauled up.
24 3,4|          has been said, had gone to pieces at the mouth of the Mercy,
25 3,5|          the brig, they were pretty pieces of ordnance, which, at Pencroft'
26 3,5|            the fabrication of these pieces, everything depends on employing
27 3,5|          the mechanism! And now the pieces were as brilliant as if
28 3,0|      species of black willow, a few pieces of bark; he brought them
29 3,1|          the lift had been taken to pieces, and nothing of the apparatus
30 3,2|          The colonists raised their pieces and waited the moment to
31 3,3|              and the vessel went to pieces." ~"Oh, the villains, the
32 3,0|       vessel, had been shattered to pieces. They had no means of quitting