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 1 1,2|          conditions which united ought to insure human success-activity
 2 1,6|     whose faith is sincere. ~But ought they to establish themselves
 3 1,1|      good sport, for water-birds ought to swarm there. ~They reckoned
 4 2,2|          certainly a trial which ought to be made. Pencroft soon
 5 2,9|           said the engineer, "we ought to take the necessary precautions
 6 3,1|          do, my friends? What we ought to do is this:-we will communicate
 7 3,1|           said the reporter, "we ought to make known to that vessel,
 8 3,1|          However that may be, we ought to do everything we can
 9 3,2|           Was the islet invaded? Ought they not to fly to the help
10 3,5|          The question, then, is, ought we to respect the incognito
11 3,5|          this generous being, or ought we to do everything to find
12 3,5|        you, as well as the rest, ought to be consulted in the matter
13 3,5|         Ayrton, "I think that we ought to do everything to discover
14 3,5|        making the experiment, we ought to employ, not the ordinary
15 3,5|         and breech-loaders, they ought consequently to be able
16 3,5|    transit described by the ball ought to be as extended as possible,
17 3,5|           said the sailor, "what ought to be done with regard to
18 3,5|   jaguars, and it seems to me we ought not to hesitate to treat
19 3,5|         to any pity, and that we ought to rid the island of them
20 3,5|        could not allow that they ought to come to terms with the
21 3,5|        them as wild beasts which ought to be destroyed without
22 3,7|   styptics, what antiphiogistics ought to be employed? By what
23 3,7|       Harding that he thought he ought first of all to stop the
24 3,7|      note contained all that Neb ought to know, and at the same
25 3,9| approaching when the usual crops ought to be gathered. The return
26 3,0|         Harding judge of what he ought to do, and to warn him,
27 3,2|       chance of surprising them, ought this chance to be lost by
28 3,4|         themselves up there they ought also to be able to defend
29 3,4|    service, of course one's work ought to be done so much the better!" ~
30 3,5|       remark from Pencroft:-~"We ought to have brought a torch." ~
31 3,7|    vessel such as the 'Nautilus' ought to be very easy, and that
32 3,8|   replied Herbert. ~"The volcano ought to be swept," observed Neb,