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 1 1,3|            whom, alas! not a single cry had reached them to show
 2 1,6|           This strange and sonorous cry was produced by a game bird
 3 1,9|          was always ready with this cry of triumph. ~"Give me but
 4 1,2| successively the song of birds, the cry of quadrupeds, and a sort
 5 1,2|             plunged in with a sharp cry, and reappeared with their
 6 1,4|          easily recognized by their cry, which much resembles the
 7 1,2|           gusto, when all at once a cry and an oath escaped him. ~"
 8 2,5|          the first steps, uttered a cry. ~There was no longer a
 9 2,6|            Neb could do nothing but cry out "Oh! oh! oh!" ~"I begin
10 2,6|            here was in order; but a cry escaped the colonists when
11 2,6|                But at that moment a cry was heard, and a great orang,
12 2,9|            stopping, and uttering a cry of joy, exclaimed,-~"Oh,
13 2,0|            at it, when he uttered a cry, and the glass almost fell
14 3,6|           and was responded to by a cry of pain. ~Herbert, struck
15 3,7|             Chapter 7 ~At Herbert's cry, Pencroft, letting his gun
16 3,0|          Herbert uttered a piercing cry. He seemed to be torn by
17 3,0|       Suddenly Pencroft, uttering a cry, pointed to the table. ~
18 3,2|            and Neb, for a bark or a cry at a wrong moment would
19 3,5|       companions were stupefied. ~A cry of disappointment, almost
20 3,5|            disappointment, almost a cry of despair, escaped them!
21 3,9|           destruction. ~At Ayrton's cry the colonists rushed to