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 1 1,0|    Happily these acclivities wound up the interior of the volcano
 2 1,1|  large thick streaks of lava wound over the sides of the mountain,
 3 1,2|     downs. ~The engineer now wound it up, and ascertaining
 4 1,3|     escaped without a severe wound. As soon as he could get
 5 1,6|    pounds. At its neck was a wound, which appeared to have
 6 1,7|      the dugong so strange a wound. He remained at the edge
 7 1,7|  returned Spilett, "that the wound given this creature is,
 8 2,3|     side of the Mercy, which wound along between high green
 9 2,1|     this superb bird, as its wound would soon heal, and he
10 2,2|     wounded himself, but his wound was insignificant, as were
11 2,8|  drawn out by the beam which wound it round itself, to a length
12 2,8|    two stations the wire was wound round a magnet, that is
13 2,0|   replied Pencroft, "and the wound which the dugong had in
14 2,0|    dugong had in its side, a wound which seemed to have been
15 3,2| aimed at Bob Harvey, did not wound him, or at any rate only
16 3,7|       or rather the contused wound appeared,-an oval below
17 3,7|  blood from another contused wound, by which the ball had immediately
18 3,7|  which would result from the wound, perhaps mortal! Now, what
19 3,7|     advantage of leaving the wound in absolute rest, and preserving
20 3,7|     hoped that this terrible wound would not involve any catastrophe.
21 3,7|   replied the reporter. "The wound is serious, and, perhaps,
22 3,9|      without danger from his wound, and they were determined
23 3,3|     no apparent trace of any wound. ~Only, after carefully
24 3,3|    proved was of a nature to wound a haughty spirit. A generosity