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 1 1,1|      those elevated zones. Their rapid descent alone had informed
 2 1,2|          eye was steady, lively, rapid in its changes. It was the
 3 1,3|        which rushed an extremely rapid current. ~However, one of
 4 1,4|       The current here was quite rapid, and drifted down some dead
 5 1,7|          and Pencroft could feel rapid quiverings under his head
 6 1,9|          kindle wood by means of rapid rubbing. But every sort
 7 1,9|      precipice. ~Having thrown a rapid glance around him, the engineer
 8 1,5|       temperature, either by the rapid and easy Catalan method,
 9 1,7|       was seen in the granite! A rapid stream of water rushed foaming
10 1,2|     principally distinguished by rapid fallings of the temperature.
11 2,2|          was necessary to take a rapid survey of the coast as far
12 2,4|          forty feet broad, whose rapid current dashed foaming over
13 2,4|       meanwhile, considering the rapid current, Harding was led
14 2,5| important to seize it before the rapid current should have swept
15 2,6|        raising his piece, took a rapid aim at one of the monkeys
16 2,7|          would throw itself by a rapid fall into the bed of the
17 2,0|         far into Union Bay, made rapid furrows across it from Mandible
18 2,3|     Pencroft, who entered with a rapid step. ~The hut was empty! ~ ~
19 3,1|        built, and must be a very rapid sailer. But to what nation
20 3,2|      Pencroft, crossed it with a rapid step, scaring the birds
21 3,2|         Ayrton drew beck. In the rapid flash of the lantern, he
22 3,9|       employ a more sure or more rapid messenger, who could pass
23 3,1|    Spilett was very strict,-made rapid progress. Towards the end
24 3,5|         became brighter and more rapid. Distant thunder growled
25 3,8|       few stars. ~"The change is rapid!" said the engineer. ~"That
26 3,8|       these impediments, to make rapid progress. Moreover, the