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 1 1,7|        necessary to separate the glycerine from the fat by saponifying
 2 1,7|         a soap by separating the glycerine, and it was just this glycerine
 3 1,7|  glycerine, and it was just this glycerine which the engineer wished
 4 1,7|          that neutral substance, glycerine. ~But this was not all.
 5 1,7|    azotic acid, he mixed it with glycerine, which had been previously
 6 1,0|     bodies he could separate the glycerine; then from this new combination,
 7 2,7|      they gave the name of Creek Glycerine, and which was thus an affluent
 8 2,7|  extracted from the bed of Creek Glycerine. ~The poultry-yard occupied
 9 2,7|         to the bridge over Creek Glycerine, lowered it, and the onagers
10 2,8|          the other side of Creek Glycerine, its inhabitants could not
11 2,0|          a store of stearine and glycerine, there were still the bones,
12 2,5|  troubled by a stream like Creek Glycerine! He could cross it directly,
13 2,6|         suspected, crossed Creek Glycerine, which separated the plateau
14 3,6|          by which were fed Creek Glycerine and Falls River. ~The colonists
15 3,6| accompanied his friends to Creek Glycerine, he raised the bridge; and
16 3,6|      companions had passed Creek Glycerine, and Neb posted himself
17 3,9|        see the bridge over Creek Glycerine. Cyrus Harding expected
18 3,0|          the approaches to Creek Glycerine. Neb, who was watching near
19 3,5|     passed the bridge over Creek Glycerine, and advanced through the
20 3,9|           stretched beyond Creek Glycerine, and invaded the plateau