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   Part,  Chapter
 1 1,3|     isle appeared as if it had descended from a cloud, then the sea
 2 1,3|     irregular and jagged cliff descended by a long slope of conglomerated
 3 1,0|       suddenly appeared, which descended slowly in proportion as
 4 1,2|        o'clock the little band descended the last declivities of
 5 1,2|  Chimneys by the shortest way, descended towards the angle formed
 6 1,6|    which, after a slight bend, descended parallel to the shore. ~
 7 1,8|       to efface. ~The settlers descended very slowly. They could
 8 1,8|     need for it. ~After having descended about a hundred feet, following
 9 1,8|  replied Harding, "for we have descended a hundred feet from the
10 1,8|      over the dark well, which descended perpendicularly to the level
11 1,2|       or other of the settlers descended to the beach in the midst
12 2,1|        nothing there. ~Herbert descended to the foot of the kauri,
13 2,4|    departure, the settlers had descended the slopes which constituted
14 2,7|   transformed into carpenters, descended to the shore. ~There Pencroft
15 2,7| passing over the Mercy bridge, descended the left bank of the river,
16 2,0|  passed over the Mercy bridge, descended the right bank of the river,
17 2,1|       staircase. Cyrus Harding descended deeper, throwing the light
18 2,4|     the vessel being clear, he descended to his cabin without having
19 2,5|        Granite House. The lift descended, and in a few moments all
20 2,8|      of December-the colonists descended to the beach, and having
21 3,2|  followed by their companions, descended to the beach. Ayrton undressed
22 3,5|      they almost unconsciously descended this ravine, which even
23 3,5|  Harding carrying the lantern, descended to the beach to reconnoiter. ~
24 3,7|       and his companions again descended to the interior of the "
25 3,7| Nautilus." ~The colonists then descended into the canoe, which was
26 3,8|     requisitioned by Pencroft, descended to the dockyard, and proceeded
27 3,8|        Prospect Heights, again descended to the beach, and returned