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 1 1,7|            mud or sand!-Herbert had drawn him towards him, and was
 2 1,9|          with a little fresh water, drawn from the river in an immense
 3 1,1|          the engineer's advice, had drawn the outline, they found
 4 1,1|           map of it was immediately drawn by the reporter. ~The east
 5 1,7|          was saved myself-how I was drawn from the waves, and carried
 6 1,9|            rope ladder, which, once drawn up, will render access to
 7 1,2|             not allow himself to be drawn into the regions of the
 8 2,1|            deductions which must be drawn from this incident: that
 9 2,5|         Then what conclusion may be drawn?" asked the reporter. ~"
10 2,6|      possession of our dwelling and drawn up the ladder." ~"Some one,"
11 2,6|            but the lower ladder was drawn up and raised to the threshold.
12 2,6|         part of the ladder had been drawn again into the door, and
13 2,0|           else, and he had at first drawn the model of his ship on
14 2,2|             his lips. He was gently drawn up to Granite House. There
15 2,8|     consequently very fit for being drawn out. Harding commenced by
16 2,8|          hole of the drawplate, was drawn out by the beam which wound
17 3,1|            bay, for a straight line drawn from Claw Cape to Cape Mandible
18 3,3|           straits, the pirates were drawn towards the river, and it
19 3,6|            the 9th, taking the cart drawn by one onager, and two hours
20 3,1|           was as a man who has been drawn up from the bottom of an
21 3,6|          rose. Their companions had drawn near, and the gratitude
22 3,6| long-cherished ambition, was easily drawn into it. He forthwith devoted
23 3,6|             time the "Nautilus" was drawn into the vortex of the maelstrom,
24 3,6|            loss." ~Herbert, who had drawn near the captain, fell on
25 3,7|      Harding and his companions had drawn near the divan, and now
26 3,8|           Ayrton, mounting the cart drawn by two onagers, took the