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1 1,4| might possibly cling, yet existed. Nothing! The sea was but 2 1,9| consumed, and there no longer existed any means of cooking more 3 1,2| probable that an overfall existed somewhere, and doubtless 4 1,4| could be seen that there existed, in round numbers, a difference 5 1,6| was possible that others existed whose bite was mortal such 6 1,8| probable, some vast cavity existed in the interior of the granite, 7 1,9| the close sympathy which existed between the two, but he 8 1,1| my boy... if, however, it existed." ~"And would Lincoln Island 9 1,2| opinion that dangerous beasts existed in Lincoln Island. These 10 2,7| rested when closed, there existed a space of twenty feet, 11 2,2| friendship which already existed between the honest ape and 12 2,7| substance that there still existed three survivors from the 13 2,9| However, one chance of rescue existed, and this chance was discussed 14 2,9| be advisable to explore, existed there? But Harding saw nothing, 15 2,0| acknowledge it, a mystery existed! An inexplicable influence, 16 3,2| and no communication yet existed between the convicts and 17 3,6| part of the lake, there existed a subterranean passage through 18 3,0| germ must previously have existed." ~"I am not mistaken," 19 3,0| child. The only remedy which existed against this terrible malignant 20 3,1| doubtless many secret retreats existed. Consequently, many millions 21 3,2| them, if, lastly, there now existed a chance of surprising them, 22 3,4| Bonadventure" no longer existed, six months at least would 23 3,8| intervention of that power which existed no longer, and Gideon Spilett, 24 3,0| barren rock they had now existed for nine days. A few provisions