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 1 1,5|      for the purpose. ~He then worked this steel, which is malleable
 2 1,7|     the time when the settlers worked on Lincoln Island. ~"And
 3 1,9|       zealous companions. They worked with confidence, even gaily,
 4 1,0|      looked very well, and Neb worked away there as earnestly
 5 1,1|    dining-room, where they all worked together at their different
 6 1,2|       prolong. They constantly worked at the improvement of their
 7 2,0|       by Pencroft, who, having worked for several years in a dockyard
 8 2,0|     would sail well. ~Pencroft worked with unparalleled ardor,
 9 2,1|      spent. Talking while they worked, reading when the hands
10 2,1|      mines, which will be soon worked more thoroughly with new
11 2,2|        needle with much skill, worked with such energy that the
12 2,5|       his company. He came and worked near him, and occupied himself
13 2,6|     the laboring tools, and he worked in the garden. When he stopped
14 2,6|   precincts of the plateau. He worked away, without losing a moment,
15 2,6|        of time. ~Every one had worked at the construction of the
16 2,7|     Harding and Gideon Spilett worked together, sometimes chemists,
17 2,7|      employment. ~The stranger worked alone, and he had resumed
18 3,6|    Falls River. ~The colonists worked with a will, and the two
19 3,6| reservoir of Granite House and worked the lift, had been carefully
20 3,4|     The carpenters, therefore, worked vigorously during the month
21 3,4|      been repaired, and it was worked whenever one or other of
22 3,8|   other necessary occupations, worked without cessation. It was
23 3,9|    invariable reply. ~And they worked away without losing a moment. ~"