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 1 1,4|       perpendicular wall of very hard granite, which even the
 2 1,5|        must give up the feast of hard eggs which they had meant
 3 1,5|          Pencroft had not struck hard enough, fearing to rub off
 4 1,5|          this unknown coast. The hard eggs were excellent, and
 5 1,9|     color, lighter below, having hard scanty hair; its toes, then
 6 1,0|     pines, which must have had a hard life in resisting at this
 7 1,1|          authorities! It will be hard if we don't manage to get
 8 1,7|         the granite is extremely hard, and will oppose a greater
 9 1,7| nitro-glycerine, spread out on a hard surface, was enough to create
10 2,7|    lasted three weeks of regular hard work. They even breakfasted
11 2,7|         deep, was dug out in the hard ground of the plateau. A
12 2,8|        turtles' eggs, with white hard shells, the albumen of which
13 2,8|        not demand wine, the most hard to please would have had
14 2,9|          for him; but he blew so hard that his productions took
15 2,4|       color of mahogany, feet as hard as if made of horn, such
16 2,4|          desire to run away. His hard eyes darted a piercing glance
17 2,8|        coal, that is to say, the hard graphite which is found
18 2,0|         meet the winter, however hard it might be. They had plenty
19 3,3|       and it was only by dint of hard rowing that they were able
20 3,4|       the evening. It had been a hard day's work for the men.
21 3,4|         three years of continued hard work. The destruction of