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 1 1,2| evident that this question was uttered without consideration, for
 2 1,8|        not move. Pencroft only uttered one word. ~"Living?" he
 3 1,9|    held by the tip of its ear, uttered a vigorous grunt, rushed
 4 1,1|      of a very large size, who uttered a sort of barking, at which
 5 1,2|     back of the storeroom, Top uttered singular growlings. He ran
 6 2,2|       each new object Pencroft uttered fresh hurrahs, Herbert clapped
 7 2,5|   looking for the first steps, uttered a cry. ~There was no longer
 8 2,6|   Another respondent grunt was uttered by the ape. ~"And you will
 9 2,4|       his cabin without having uttered a word. Pencroft, Gideon
10 2,9|    with feelings of this sort, uttered barks which were repeated
11 2,9|        those which the dog had uttered at the mouth of the well
12 2,0| scarcely looked at it, when he uttered a cry, and the glass almost
13 3,6|     watched on every side. Top uttered sullen groans which were
14 3,7|       over; as they did so, he uttered a moan so feeble that they
15 3,7|      only heard the last words uttered by the reporter. ~"No, Pencroft,"
16 3,7|       still beats. He has even uttered a moan. But for your boy'
17 3,7|     reporter, and Pencroft. He uttered two or three words. He did
18 3,9|       was Neb. ~His companions uttered a shout. He heard, and ran
19 3,0|        In his delirium Herbert uttered words which went to the
20 3,0|   clock in the morning Herbert uttered a piercing cry. He seemed
21 3,2|       running towards the dog, uttered shrill cries. ~The colonists
22 3,5|     had ceased. Without having uttered a word, in a few moments
23 3,5| surprise of his companions, he uttered these words,-~"Captain Nemo,
24 3,6|     risen on hearing this name uttered, a name which he had believed