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 1 1,7|        especially reserved for the table of the native princes. But
 2 1,9|           observing that since the table was spread for the rabbits,
 3 1,2|            soup was smoking on the table. They found it excellent. ~
 4 2,1|           placed the bullet on the table, his companions looked at
 5 2,1|      sailor, springing up from the table. "There are no other men
 6 2,6|           houses, they can wait at table, sweep rooms, brush clothes,
 7 2,7|      companions seated round their table, discussed those plans,
 8 2,8|           alone was wanting at the table of the settlers, and as
 9 2,8|          his arm, ready to wait at table. Quick, attentive, he acquitted
10 2,9|      turned the spit, he waited at table, he swept the rooms, he
11 2,0|          he was about to leave the table, Pencroft felt a hand on
12 2,4|           sailor's clothes; on the table a tin plate and a Bible,
13 2,6|        with yeast, appeared on the table at Granite House. Every
14 2,7|             Some furniture, a bed, table, bench, cupboard, and chest
15 3,0|        last! ~A ray glanced on the table placed near the bed. ~Suddenly
16 3,0|     uttering a cry, pointed to the table. ~On it lay a little oblong
17 3,2|        into the apartment. ~On the table burned a lantern. Near the
18 3,2|         burned a lantern. Near the table was the bed formerly used
19 3,5| immediately." ~They approached the table specially devoted to the
20 3,5|            to a paper lying on the table. ~On this paper were written
21 3,9|           it was by a sort of flat table which replaced the ancient