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 1 1,2|          a pebble-it was a leaden bullet. ~ ~ ~
 2 2,1| inoffensive rodent! In fact, this bullet must have issued from a
 3 2,1|           Pencroft had placed the bullet on the table, his companions
 4 2,1|          in his mind. He took the bullet, turned it over and over,
 5 2,1|           peccary wounded by this bullet was not more than three
 6 2,1|     Lincoln Island." ~"And that a bullet," added Gideon Spilett, "
 7 2,1|      peccary had been born with a bullet in its inside!" ~"At least,"
 8 2,1|          you think I could have a bullet in my jaw for five or six
 9 2,1|        was by the incident of the bullet, it was hereafter an unquestionable
10 2,1|    Spilett on the incident of the bullet, and the deductions which
11 2,2|        connected with that of the bullet? Perhaps strangers had landed
12 2,4|          peccary had received the bullet which had cost Pencroft
13 2,4|      besides, the incident of the bullet proved that a shot must
14 2,5|        Lincoln Island!" ~"But the bullet," cried Herbert. "That was
15 2,5|          something to explain the bullet!" exclaimed Pencroft. ~"
16 2,6|          the hunter who fired the bullet?" replied the reporter. ~"
17 2,0|  understood, my friends, how that bullet got into the body of the
18 3,5|          it was he who fired that bullet found in the body of the
19 3,6|       pain. ~Herbert, struck by a bullet, lay stretched on the ground. ~ ~
20 3,7|       Herbert had been hit by the bullet. ~Cyrus Harding and Gideon
21 3,8|        but in the shape of a good bullet!" ~"And have they not been
22 3,9|         fellows to be afraid of a bullet, and as for me, if Captain
23 3,9|      captain," cried Pencroft, "a bullet does not always reach its
24 3,9|            Ayrton had fallen by a bullet, as Herbert had fallen.