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 1 1,1|    was the situation of these unfortunate men. They were evidently
 2 1,3| heavily moving waves. ~It was unfortunate, however, that the castaways
 3 1,6|    doubt, had closed over the unfortunate Harding. ~That day's breakfast
 4 1,7|   duties to the corpse of the unfortunate Harding? ~After having passed
 5 1,8|  doubt, would wish to see the unfortunate man again. Top was there.
 6 2,4|      Gideon Spilett, "but the unfortunate man has no longer anything
 7 2,4|     the reporter's advice the unfortunate man was taken to the hut.
 8 2,5|       or at any rate that the unfortunate man had refused to leave
 9 2,5|   that the brutishness of the unfortunate man began only a few months
10 2,5|  importance to this fact. The unfortunate man cannot be incurable,
11 2,5|      time to look round. This unfortunate man, who was without doubt
12 2,5| wondered if the reason of the unfortunate man had ever been totally
13 2,6|          Chapter 16 ~Yes! the unfortunate man had wept! Some recollection
14 2,6|      pity led him towards the unfortunate man, and he touched his
15 2,6|   which had been made. ~"This unfortunate man," observed Gideon Spilett, "
16 2,6|   could not share. "When this unfortunate man was on Tabor Island,
17 2,7|    Cyrus Harding gazed at the unfortunate man for a few moments with
18 2,7|  Australia. It was inevitably unfortunate, since Ayrton, or Ben Joyce,
19 2,8|       it be supposed that the unfortunate man was able to write that
20 2,9|    Neb, "that it will be very unfortunate if the 'Duncan' has returned
21 3,5|      to you that there was an unfortunate man there to be saved. Therefore
22 3,5|    that! Suppose one of these unfortunate men were here before you,
23 3,8|      managed to overpower the unfortunate man, and-the rest may be
24 3,9| resistance on the part of the unfortunate Ayrton. The convicts have
25 3,1|    did not doubt but that the unfortunate man had perished. However,
26 3,3|      them again. At last, the unfortunate man, weakened by ill-treatment,
27 3,9|       Lincoln Island. Ah, how unfortunate! Who could have believed
28 3,0|   crushed or drowned, and the unfortunate Jup himself had, alas! found
29 3,0|    the rock, was all that the unfortunate colonists possessed. Their
30 3,0|    days Cyrus Harding and his unfortunate companions husbanded their
31 3,0|      under all steam, and the unfortunate colonists might have made