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 1 1,5|    divided into three or four rooms, if such dark dens with
 2 1,5|     stowed away in one of the rooms, and the sailor laid in
 3 1,8|  south, we have a house, with rooms, beds, and fireplace, and
 4 1,8|     be easy to divide it into rooms, by means of brick partitions,
 5 1,8|  place, and have arranged our rooms and storehouses in the left
 6 1,9|       the cavern into several rooms, preceded by an entrance
 7 1,9|      to the great hall. These rooms, or rather this suite of
 8 1,9|       or rather this suite of rooms, would not occupy all the
 9 1,9|     the cave was divided into rooms and storehouses, according
10 1,9| partitions were finished. The rooms had now only to be furnished,
11 1,0|      to furnish the principal rooms, and bedsteads, of which
12 2,6|   mischief they may do in the rooms and storehouse-" ~"Have
13 2,6|    killed, fell back into the rooms, uttering piercing cries.
14 2,6|       There was no one in the rooms nor in the storehouse, which
15 2,6|      can wait at table, sweep rooms, brush clothes, clean boots,
16 2,7|      turned everything in the rooms topsy-turvy, yet they had
17 2,9|  closed, or everything in the rooms would have been drenched.
18 2,9| waited at table, he swept the rooms, he gathered wood, and he
19 2,5|     should live in one of the rooms of Granite House, from which,
20 2,9|      would have done in their rooms at Granite House, but they