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 1 1,1|     below, did not hesitate to throw overboard even their most
 2 1,1|     known. It is sufficient to throw out the lightest article
 3 1,5|     asked Herbert, "didn't you throw it out of the car?" ~"I
 4 1,8| happens that the tide does not throw it up, sooner or later.
 5 1,4|  Pencroft, "were we obliged to throw overboard all the weapons
 6 1,0|        discovery, was going to throw away the grain in question;
 7 1,0| thousand, I assure you I won't throw it away! And now, what must
 8 1,1|  although the sun continues to throw on its surface the same
 9 2,5|      necessary first of all to throw a bridge over the Mercy,
10 2,7|        overflow of which would throw itself by a rapid fall into
11 2,7|   bridge which we are about to throw across the Mercy, the two
12 2,8|      too good marksmen ever to throw away their shot uselessly. ~
13 2,1|      times pondered whether to throw into the sea a letter enclosed
14 2,2|  colonists did not hesitate to throw themselves into the midst
15 2,4|       To rush on this monster, throw him on the ground in his
16 2,5|       was feared that he might throw himself onto the beach,
17 2,7|   fellow-creatures? Why did he throw that paper into the sea?" ~"
18 2,7|        live alone, why did you throw into the sea the document
19 2,8|        write that document and throw the bottle into the sea
20 3,2| carried four guns, which would throw shot of from eight to ten
21 3,2|       on Ayrton, endeavored to throw him down. He soon extricated
22 3,0|         who was endeavoring to throw himself out of his bed,
23 3,3|    Ayrton would not be able to throw any light on the circumstances