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 1 1,3|  breadth was not more than a quarter of a mile. ~Opposite the
 2 1,4|    After having walked for a quarter of an hour, the sailor and
 3 1,7|      walk or rather run of a quarter of an hour. ~They could
 4 1,8| downs. I followed them for a quarter of a mile, running, but
 5 1,9|   the wind had varied half a quarter, it must have brought us
 6 1,8|    much to be Top just for a quarter of an hour, for he doesn'
 7 2,2|    has been driven into this quarter, and that her passengers,
 8 2,3|      of the mountain. ~"In a quarter of an hour," said the sailor, "
 9 2,5|   had been constructed, in a quarter of an hour they would have
10 2,5|   seize it on its way, for a quarter of an hour earlier or later
11 2,8|     fuming azotic acid for a quarter of an hour, then washed
12 2,3|  Bonadventure" was already a quarter of a mile from the coast
13 2,3|    would not be in its first quarter until the 16th, appeared
14 2,0|  into the sea, I was found a quarter of a mile into the interior
15 3,1|      rested on her starboard quarter. ~Was the brig about to
16 3,1|  brig was about a mile and a quarter from the coast. ~At the
17 3,2|     the brig is a mile and a quarter from the shore?" said Herbert. ~"
18 3,3|   not more than a mile and a quarter from the coast. ~The sinister
19 3,3| disadvantageous position. ~A quarter of an hour passed while
20 3,9|  Spilett, who had ventured a quarter of a mile into the woods,
21 3,5|    ground. ~During the first quarter of an hour the silence was
22 3,5|  center of the island? For a quarter of an hour the boat had
23 3,5|     On they went for another quarter of an hour, and a distance