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 1 1,6|            such was also Herbert's opinion, some had been left by formidable
 2 1,7|         coast." ~"Then, it is your opinion that our friend has perished
 3 1,7|         the reporter. ~"That is my opinion." ~"My own opinion," said
 4 1,7|           is my opinion." ~"My own opinion," said Gideon Spilett, "
 5 1,7|           approved of the sailor's opinion that it was best not to
 6 1,8|          as possible. This was the opinion of all. ~Meanwhile, the
 7 1,8|            the engineer. ~"It's my opinion," said the sailor, "that
 8 1,0|         look plainly expressed his opinion that if Cyrus Harding was
 9 1,2|           justified the engineer's opinion that dangerous beasts existed
10 2,1|          would you like to know my opinion, my dear Spilett?" ~"Yes,
11 2,1|            evident that no decided opinion could be pronounced on this
12 2,2|         overboard." ~"Is that your opinion, captain?" asked Herbert. ~"
13 2,0|            which, according to the opinion of the naturalist Duffenbach,
14 2,2|          reporter shared Harding's opinion, that although he had found
15 2,4|            am anxious to know what opinion Captain Harding will have
16 3,1|            Duncan.'" ~This was the opinion of all, and the reporter,
17 3,3|     Pencroft, contrary to Ayrton's opinion, could not believe that
18 3,3|      cannot see us." ~"That is, my opinion, too," replied Gideon Spilett, "
19 3,5|         find him out? What is your opinion on the matter?" ~"My opinion,"
20 3,5|       opinion on the matter?" ~"My opinion," said Pencroft, "is that,
21 3,5|          Pencroft. ~"I am of Neb's opinion," said Gideon Spilett, "
22 3,5|          you, my boy, give us your opinion," said the engineer, turning
23 3,5|          possible." ~"Is that your opinion, Pencroft?" asked the engineer. ~"
24 3,5|           the engineer. ~"Quite my opinion." ~"And before hunting them
25 3,5|          had not given any decided opinion. "They are six and well
26 3,6| blackguards." ~"That is exactly my opinion," said the reporter. "At
27 3,2|      encampment." ~"I am of Cyrus' opinion," said the reporter, "and
28 3,2|             all the same, it is my opinion that we shall not find the
29 3,2|        Pencroft only expressed the opinion of all. It was probable
30 3,2|        This was not the reporter's opinion. He thought it better to
31 3,4|            Lincoln Island." ~"Your opinion is very admissible indeed,
32 3,8|     Whatever might be the sailor's opinion, the expedition projected