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 1 1,6|      hooks, without taking any notice of them. Pencroft then gave
 2 2,3|   lower the sail at a moment's notice. Gideon Spilett with his
 3 2,6|     torn shirt, but he took no notice of it. ~"My friend," said
 4 2,9|       and Ayrton's dwelling, a notice which Lord Glenarvan and
 5 2,9|      Tabor Island, and leave a notice there." ~"We must allow,"
 6 2,9|       in as possible, so as to notice everything, avoiding always
 7 3,1| Franklin, could not escape the notice of the vessel's lookout.
 8 3,2|    Chimneys might escape their notice. ~But why was that flag
 9 3,3|    ready to fire at a moment's notice. ~In the meanwhile the "
10 3,6|   ready to start at a moment's notice!" ~"I think, Pencroft, that
11 3,6|    ready to fire at a moment's notice. ~Harding raised the inner
12 3,7|     him without his taking any notice of it. His fever was extremely
13 3,1|     observed Cyrus Harding, "I notice that these creatures, both
14 3,3|        is necessary to carry a notice there to point out the position
15 3,3|       returned the reporter. ~"Notice," answered the engineer, "
16 3,5|     man, who did not appear to notice their presence. ~Then Harding
17 3,8|     Island, to leave there the notice relating to Ayrton. This
18 3,0|     not been able to deposit a notice pointing out Ayrton's change
19 3,0| Harding, after having read the notice, and recognized that the
20 3,0|         In order to leave this notice," added Herbert. ~"I was