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 1 1,3|     bay, which the sharp point sheltered from the breakers of the
 2 1,6|     little cavity in the rock, sheltered from all wind and damp. ~
 3 1,7|  breath. The turn of the rocks sheltered them from the wind, and
 4 1,8|       of the mound, in a place sheltered from the rain and wind.
 5 1,9|       midst of solid rock, and sheltered from the water both of the
 6 1,9|   preservation, and completely sheltered from the damp. There was
 7 1,0| advantages of a dwelling which sheltered them from the inclement
 8 1,0|        they chose a spot, well sheltered from the wind, and exposed
 9 1,1|       Union Bay, which nothing sheltered from the open sea, not even
10 2,2|     under any circumstances be sheltered from damp. ~"Oh!" cried
11 2,8|    Serpentine Peninsula, which sheltered the wild beasts, from which
12 2,1|       Happily, this enclosure, sheltered by the southeastern spur
13 2,4|     the back of a little hill, sheltered by five or six magnificent
14 2,0|      was strong the sea, being sheltered by the land, did not run
15 2,0|    that the gulf is completely sheltered on all sides, and I believe
16 2,0|  exposed than the plateau, and sheltered partly by Mount Franklin,
17 3,1|    come to find on the coast a sheltered port for the winter months?
18 3,1|     answered Pencroft, "she is sheltered in Port Balloon, and I defy
19 3,2|      were Pencroft's feelings, sheltered under a rock on the islet!
20 3,3|        seen that the coast was sheltered by an islet, separated from
21 3,3|       summit of the rock which sheltered Ayrton and Pencroft, made
22 3,5|     place, as may be believed, sheltered as much from animals as
23 3,1|    that, no less secret, which sheltered the mysterious unknown. ~ ~
24 3,4|     the islet only imperfectly sheltered the shore from the fury
25 3,9|        of the island which had sheltered them, which they had cultivated,