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 1 1,6|         the underwood, which they crossed without difficulty. The
 2 1,7| motionless on the shore, his arms crossed, gazing over the sea, the
 3 1,7|      derived from these two races crossed the swiftness of foot and
 4 1,9|          refreshed, Cyrus Harding crossed his arms, and said,-~"So,
 5 1,1|       fifty miles could be easily crossed, either by Malay proas or
 6 1,2|          concentric circles which crossed each other on the surface,
 7 1,3|        the Mercy would have to be crossed, and that was a difficulty.
 8 1,9|        the Mercy had not yet been crossed. All the immense woods,
 9 1,0|      watercourse, which had to be crossed to reach the northern part
10 1,1|     traversing Tadorn's Fens, and crossed the Mercy on the ice-bridge. ~
11 2,2|          scull. ~The sailor first crossed the channel, and steered
12 2,3|       trees of a beautiful black, crossed with capricious veins. ~
13 2,2|               Where can they have crossed?" asked Pencroft. ~"They
14 2,2|        Pencroft. ~"They must have crossed the bridge on the shore,"
15 2,2|          that the bridge had been crossed, that the shore had been
16 2,6|       place no one had suspected, crossed Creek Glycerine, which separated
17 3,2|       then, followed by Pencroft, crossed it with a rapid step, scaring
18 3,3|         having without difficulty crossed the channel, disembarked
19 3,3|           jumped into their boat, crossed the channel at the moment
20 3,4|         beach, which he had often crossed at low water, there could
21 3,6|         Mercy, and after they had crossed, he raised the bridge. It
22 3,9|           the convicts would have crossed it, and that, after having
23 3,1|         the left bank for a mile, crossed the bridge, at the other
24 3,2|           Forward!" The colonists crossed through the enclosure, holding
25 3,2|        and his two companions had crossed the corral and reached the
26 3,5|           a minute the corral was crossed, and Harding stood before
27 3,5|           Falls River, which they crossed at its narrowest part. The
28 3,5|        like fiery balls when they crossed through the gleams of light.
29 3,5|           and extraordinary ideas crossed their brains, and they expected