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 1 1,5|        reporter leaning up in a corner, watched these preparations
 2 1,5|    reporter retired into a dark corner after having shortly noted
 3 1,7|  concluded, each retired to the corner in which he had rested the
 4 1,1|        my friends, is the small corner of land upon which the hand
 5 2,7| established a pigeon-house in a corner of the poultry-yard. There
 6 2,4|         for a long time. In the corner of the fireplace were two
 7 2,4|        eaten away by damp; in a corner a few tools, a spade, pickaxe,
 8 2,4|        store of wood found in a corner was sufficient to warm it.
 9 2,4|      been? Had he found in some corner of his brain a fleeting
10 2,7| stranger remained standing in a corner of the room, a little in
11 2,9|       perhaps be equaled in any corner of the globe. ~The "Bonadventure"
12 3,1|    saying, Ayrton sat down in a corner of the room and remained
13 3,1|          Ayrton remained in his corner, not joining the colonists.
14 3,4|         of burying them in some corner of their island. ~For two
15 3,5|   possible. We will not leave a corner of the island unexplored.
16 3,5|       If they each lay hid in a corner, and each fired at one of
17 3,7|       And he ran round the left corner of the palisade. There he
18 3,2|      One might have said that a corner from the virgin forests
19 3,5|         light thrown into every corner of the room. ~There was
20 3,9|         had spared the southern corner of the lake, containing