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 1 1,5|      by fatigue, he managed to forget his sorrows in sleep. Herbert
 2 1,6| replied the engineer, "but you forget, my friends, that it will
 3 1,0|        in which we are. Do not forget that, I beg of you." ~"No,
 4 1,0|         captain, no, we shan't forget it," replied Pencroft; "
 5 2,3|       and Neb took care not to forget the portable stove. ~The
 6 2,2|        answered Pencroft; "you forget Jup." ~"Out of seven," added
 7 2,4|     Pencroft, "but we must not forget to capture a couple or two
 8 2,7|      to find you. I will never forget it! ~"And the 'Duncan,'
 9 2,8|      Nor did the photographers forget to take the portraits of
10 2,9|      refused to depart?" ~"You forget, my friends," then said
11 3,2|       they were, they must not forget to be prudent. Perhaps their
12 3,4|       fact, it would not do to forget that the six men whose boat
13 3,4|        It would not do also to forget that the six survivors of
14 3,5|        again. No, I will never forget him!" ~"That is settled,
15 3,6|   about Lincoln Island. Do not forget that he is certainly the
16 3,2|     replied the engineer; "you forget that we have a reason for
17 3,3|    getting on, and we must not forget that we have a voyage to
18 3,4|    Lincoln Island, we must not forget that the summers here, on
19 3,7|     many recollections ever to forget it." ~"It is here that we
20 3,0|     past; but never could they forget that island upon which they