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 1 1,2|      firmly on his head with a blow of his fist; "but pshaw,
 2 1,6|  creature on the wing, but the blow did not disable it, and
 3 1,6|       replied the sailor. "The blow was well aimed; many a one
 4 1,9|      the bank, was killed by a blow from Neb's stick. ~"Hurrah!"
 5 1,6|       which in this hemisphere blow from the northwest." ~"Then,
 6 1,6|      be able to make powder to blow up the mine? Isn't it true,
 7 1,6|     length. Neb killed it by a blow from his stick. Cyrus Harding
 8 1,6|    been, who, by this terrible blow had destroyed the formidable
 9 1,7| replied Cyrus Harding, "I will blow up the granite, and the
10 1,7|     reporter, "we are going to blow up the island-" ~"Blow up
11 1,7|      to blow up the island-" ~"Blow up the island?" cried Pencroft. ~"
12 1,7|        liquid that is going to blow up our rocks?" said Pencroft
13 1,7|     not succeed. ~In fact, the blow of a hammer on a few drops
14 1,7|       not be there to give the blow, without becoming a victim
15 1,8|       you have made, one could blow up the whole of our island?" ~"
16 1,8|        pickaxe, when at a last blow given by Gideon Spilett,
17 2,8|        the sea-breeze began to blow, they liked to sit on the
18 2,9|        Herbert, telling him to blow at the other extremity. ~
19 2,9|        asked to be allowed to "blow" in his turn, and it was
20 3,2|      an irresistible desire to blow up the brig and with her,
21 3,2|       the convicts fell, but a blow from a knife which he could
22 3,2|  lantern, he smashed it with a blow from the butt of his revolver.
23 3,3|      his design really been to blow up the brig, as Bob Harvey
24 3,4|        Harding had intended to blow her up, so as to collect
25 3,3|         And who has struck the blow?" asked Pencroft. ~"The
26 3,4|        them to the skin, and a blow from a hammer is worth just
27 3,9|    Prospect Heights. This last blow to the work of the colonists