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 1 1,3|    themselves at the extremity of a sharp point on which the sea broke
 2 1,3|         semicircular bay, which the sharp point sheltered from the
 3 1,3|  terminating on the south by a very sharp point, which was destitute
 4 1,4|            which formed a tolerably sharp angle. The watercourse at
 5 1,4| corridor-gale-and with the wind the sharp cold from the exterior.
 6 1,4|          sun's rays. To the south a sharp point closed the horizon,
 7 1,7|          though less damp, was very sharp and cold. Insufficiently
 8 1,1|           wide bay, terminated by a sharp cape, which had been concealed
 9 1,2|           which contrasted with the sharp outline of its lower part.
10 1,2|              they plunged in with a sharp cry, and reappeared with
11 1,3|          larder!" ~"Yes, a knife, a sharp blade." said the engineer,
12 1,3|             colony consisted of two sharp blades, which were easily
13 1,3|             dozen arrows armed with sharp points. It was Top who had
14 1,4|             to trace figures with a sharp shell. He then proved the
15 1,5|           the second because it had sharp claws, a long slender snout
16 1,6|             arrows, and sticks with sharp iron points were their only
17 1,6|             have been produced by a sharp blade. ~What could the amphibious
18 1,2|             still more painful by a sharp gale, lasted for several
19 2,2|           was no vegetation on this sharp promontory, which projected
20 2,5|          more irregular, projecting sharp points into the sea, and
21 2,9|       easily detached by means of a sharp iron dipped in cold water;
22 2,0|            will pierce him with its sharp points." ~"Well! I do call
23 2,2|        uttering from time to time-a sharp hissing sound, which was
24 2,3|          the islet, terminated by a sharp cape, and proceeded towards
25 2,4|       between his teeth, which were sharp as the teeth of a wild beast
26 2,4|           hour's sleep. They kept a sharp look-out, for either Lincoln
27 2,9|             run into my ribs than a sharp rock into those of my 'Bonadventure!'" ~
28 2,0|            to have been made with a sharp instrument; that can't be
29 3,5|             and the shot striking a sharp rock nearly three miles
30 3,9|          his voice, while keeping a sharp look-out, his gun ready
31 3,5|      already be seen. The schooner, sharp in the bows, very slender