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 1 1,2|   meanwhile Captain Harding was rejoined by a servant who was devoted
 2 1,2|    minutes only, and the sailor rejoined his companions. ~The balloon
 3 1,7|            What astonishes me," rejoined the reporter, "while admitting
 4 1,9|             But we shall know," rejoined Pencroft, "when you have
 5 1,2|        Spilett, and Herbert had rejoined their two companions, and
 6 1,2|   engineer and the reporter had rejoined them, "Captain, you see
 7 1,8|         sixteen feet lower they rejoined Top. ~There the passage
 8 2,4|       as possible." ~"That is," rejoined Pencroft, "that it is not
 9 2,0|     spare the powder and shot," rejoined Cyrus Harding. ~"That will
10 2,3|           said Herbert. ~"Yes," rejoined Pencroft: "It would have
11 2,6|       time motionless. ~Harding rejoined his companions and related
12 2,6|        there!" ~"Twelve years!" rejoined Harding. "Ah! twelve years
13 2,6|        there!" ~"That is true," rejoined Cyrus Harding thoughtfully. ~"
14 2,0|        current of the Mercy and rejoined us at the very moment we
15 3,3|    Chimneys. ~They had scarcely rejoined Cyrus Harding and Herbert,
16 3,3|       sailor, and Herbert, were rejoined by Neb and Gideon Spilett. ~
17 3,4| engineer. ~"We shall soon see," rejoined the sailor, "but I would
18 3,5|       felt it to be so. ~"Yes," rejoined Cyrus Harding, "if the intervention
19 3,6|        they know of the islet," rejoined the reporter. ~"However
20 3,8|        replying that Ayrton had rejoined Neb, so as to defend Granite
21 3,3|         Spilett, on coming out, rejoined their companions, to whom