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 1 1,1|          which their anchor could hold. ~It was the open sea, whose
 2 1,1|           the car!" "Let us catch hold of the net, and into the
 3 1,2|        five. But the balloon will hold six-" ~"That will be enough,
 4 1,3|         It had been impossible to hold him back. Pencroft called
 5 1,6|        Pencroft determined to get hold of at least one of these
 6 1,9|      rather, how they were to get hold of it. ~The hunters had
 7 1,2|        which are more easy to get hold of. It is reckoned that
 8 1,3|            great jars and pots to hold water, etc. The shape of
 9 1,5|     little thorns which served to hold the insects. ~"And when
10 1,7|           sugar, porous enough to hold it, the dangerous liquid
11 1,1|          is generally supposed. I hold to this last hypothesis,
12 1,2| difficulty that their hands could hold to the rounds of the ladder.
13 2,3|     Gideon Spilett managed to get hold of two couples of living
14 2,4|           had just managed to get hold of a couple lying in a thicket,
15 3,2|    arrived at the ship and caught hold of the main-chains. He took
16 3,9|           and alone you could not hold it against them." ~"Oh,
17 3,9|          s companions could still hold. Indeed, they had before
18 3,2|          at the onagers' heads to hold them. The engineer, the
19 3,4|     necessary, the settlers could hold against the enemy. Granite
20 3,6|      accomplished, never again to hold communication with the earth.
21 3,9|         for sea. Would the island hold together till then? The