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 1 1,4| crevices of the granite. A shot fired among this swarm would have
 2 2,1|     three months a gun-shot was fired in Lincoln Island." ~"And
 3 2,1|     certain that a gun has been fired in the island, within three
 4 2,4|      that a shot must have been fired in Lincoln Island within
 5 2,6|          Who but the hunter who fired the bullet?" replied the
 6 2,6|       at one of the monkeys and fired. All disappeared, except
 7 2,6|         aim without difficulty, fired. Some, wounded or killed,
 8 2,2|        revolvers as each person fired that they could see their
 9 2,7|         the 'Duncan' were being fired, and soon Lord Glenarvan
10 3,2|        peak? What was that shot fired for? Pure bravado doubtless,
11 3,2|      and the gun which had been fired, in imitation of men-of-war
12 3,2|       into the magazine. A shot fired into the midst of the powder-casks,
13 3,2|    himself from their grasp. He fired his revolver, and two of
14 3,3|      land. Since the last shots fired at Ayrton not a report,
15 3,3|        In this way, shots being fired from four different points
16 3,3|      after the first shots were fired, the boat was less than
17 3,3|      and two or three guns were fired with no results. ~But now
18 3,5|        land; that it was he who fired that bullet found in the
19 3,5|    powder: the projectile to be fired was cylindroconic. ~Pencroft,
20 3,5|         At Harding's signal, he fired. The shot, passing over
21 3,5|        had pointed this gun and fired it, and very proud he was
22 3,5|       hid in a corner, and each fired at one of us, they would
23 3,7|        feet off in the wood, he fired in that direction. ~Almost
24 3,0|     brig numerous shot had been fired both from the lower and
25 3,0|     risk of being perceived and fired at, tried to extinguish
26 3,1|         a shot might quickly be fired and received. It was therefore
27 3,2|       fact, one or more bullets fired from behind the palisade
28 3,3|         the colonists' arrival, fired at Herbert, and one of them