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 1 1,5|    appeared great black heads floating just above the water, having
 2 1,1|     employed in conveying the floating wood to the moment when
 3 2,2|   buoy it up by means of this floating apparatus. ~"We will tow
 4 2,2|       as a cable to unite the floating apparatus with the canoe.
 5 2,5|   added Pencroft, "with a few floating trunks we shall have no
 6 2,5|   Mercy, exclaimed,-~"What is floating there?" ~Pencroft stopped
 7 2,5|      extreme surprise, a boat floating down the current. ~"Boat
 8 2,3|    where the bottle was still floating!" ~"Does not this appear
 9 2,3|     that this bottle has been floating long in the sea." ~"Nothing,"
10 2,6|   Pencroft, "for it was still floating. We could not even suppose
11 3,1|  added the sailor, "a flag is floating from her peak, but I cannot
12 3,1| indeed the somber bunting was floating from the mast of the brig,
13 3,4|   boat picked up all that was floating, coops, barrels, and boxes,
14 3,6|  Bonadventure" was tranquilly floating in the narrow creek. However,
15 3,5|   engineer saw a black object floating on the water. He drew it
16 3,5|       the boat appeared to be floating between two glittering zones.
17 3,5|      approached this singular floating apparatus. The boat touched
18 3,6|       the requirements of his floating equipage, as a moving, lighting,
19 3,7|     of water shone around the floating vessel. ~An extreme exhaustion