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 1 1,1|       rose, like a bird with a wounded wing. Half an hour later
 2 1,1|        by the wind, and like a wounded bird which revives for an
 3 1,2|    till the moment when he was wounded and taken prisoner on the
 4 1,3|   Perhaps he has fainted or is wounded, and unable to reply directly,
 5 1,8|        master to see if he was wounded, but not so much as a bruise
 6 2,1|      you sure that the peccary wounded by this bullet was not more
 7 2,1|         added Gideon Spilett, "wounded, though not mortally, this
 8 2,5|  castaway!" replied Herbert. ~"Wounded, perhaps!" said Neb. ~"Or
 9 2,6|   except one who fell mortally wounded on the beach. This monkey,
10 2,6|       difficulty, fired. Some, wounded or killed, fell back into
11 2,1|     Herbert's gun had slightly wounded in the foot. It was a magnificent
12 2,2|      thank him. The sailor was wounded himself, but his wound was
13 2,4|            Oh, if this ape had wounded him!" exclaimed Pencroft. ~"
14 2,6|       than nothing!" ~"You are wounded?" ~"It is no matter." ~"
15 3,2|      refusal would have deeply wounded the former convict, now
16 3,2|        It was Ayrton, slightly wounded in the shoulder, and Pencroft,
17 3,3|         who had killed one and wounded two others, escaped their
18 3,3|     counted four men seriously wounded if not dead; they, on the
19 3,3|     returned on board with the wounded, and two or three guns were
20 3,3|      manned her, were mortally wounded by Gideon Spilett and Neb,
21 3,3|        whom some were no doubt wounded, but who had still a boat
22 3,3|       to pick up their dead or wounded companions, fled to the
23 3,3|     the engineer. "You are not wounded?" ~"No," answered the reporter, "
24 3,7| resumed his examination of the wounded boy. Herbert was still so
25 3,7|   wrote these words:-~"Herbert wounded. We are at the corral. Be
26 3,8|      them, Herbert had fallen, wounded almost mortally. Were these
27 3,9|     there is no one here but a wounded boy and a man?" ~"You are
28 3,9|    have been more easy for the wounded lad, but it would have necessitated
29 3,0|  disappeared, Herbert severely wounded, the engineer, reporter,
30 3,6|     fanatics; he was ten times wounded in twenty engagements, seeking