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 1 1,2|          It was the eye of a man accustomed to take in at a glance all
 2 1,2|          great disgust; but, not accustomed to succumb to difficulties,
 3 1,2|    friend Herbert with him; for, accustomed to brave the fiercest tempests
 4 1,3| sufficiently. However, Pencroft, accustomed with his sailor eyes to
 5 1,3|        those which they had been accustomed to see in the United States;
 6 1,0|         From this point his eye, accustomed to estimate heights and
 7 1,9|       and Pencroft, as a sailor, accustomed to run up the masts and
 8 1,2|         strange improbabilities. Accustomed to go far into the regions
 9 2,1|     still the warren yielded its accustomed quota, which might have
10 2,7|        that Master Jup grew more accustomed to his new masters, whose
11 2,7|          nitro-glycerine did its accustomed work. In less than a fortnight
12 2,7|   companions half a dozen ducks, accustomed to the borders of the lake.
13 2,7|          These birds soon became accustomed to returning every evening
14 2,7|         too confined for animals accustomed to the plains and forests.
15 2,9|      life, and were, besides, so accustomed to the island, that they
16 2,5|          extinguished. At first, accustomed to the open air, to the
17 2,5|        whom he would soon become accustomed, having no desires to satisfy,
18 2,5|       formerly his eyes had been accustomed to contemplate, to the border
19 2,9|       busied themselves in their accustomed occupations, with a view
20 2,0|      Herbert proceeded as he was accustomed to do, and the negative
21 3,1|        without regret. They were accustomed, besides, to this new life
22 3,3|       beginning to rise with its accustomed violence, caused by the
23 3,6|          the despatch, as he was accustomed to do. This could not but
24 3,6|          the corral. Neither the accustomed bleating of the sheep nor
25 3,9|   morning, and the active orang, accustomed to come frequently to the
26 3,0|        already returned to their accustomed spot, and were dabbling
27 3,4|        brought the cold with its accustomed intensity, and the settlers
28 3,7|       that we should soon become accustomed to it. There would be no
29 3,8|       than before. They had been accustomed to count upon the intervention
30 3,8|        the task, to which he was accustomed, Pencroft and the rest were
31 3,8|        the lava had followed its accustomed track. who can say that
32 3,9|         decided. ~Cyrus Harding, accustomed to the consideration of