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 1 1,5|    which in a few seconds too caught fire, and then the moss. ~
 2 1,0|       struck, the burnt linen caught the sparks of flint, and,
 3 1,1|      creeks. Its strange form caught the eye, and when Gideon
 4 1,8|       which glimpses could be caught in the shade, covered with
 5 1,2| rabbits from the warren being caught. It was always rabbit, but
 6 2,1|       shell and fat. ~Herbert caught sight of this turtle as
 7 2,4|       at each step by bushes, caught by creepers, barred by trunks
 8 2,5| pointed to a great white rag, caught in the top of the pine,
 9 2,5|       balloon, which has been caught up aloft there, at the top
10 2,8|    with which they frequently caught fine trout, and a species
11 2,1|      knows?" ~"And if you are caught in a hurricane?" ~"There
12 2,3|   foresail, not wishing to be caught by a sudden gust while carrying
13 2,5| Heights, and they had at last caught sight of the vessel which
14 2,9|     our little craft had been caught in any heavy gale of wind
15 3,2|       arrived at the ship and caught hold of the main-chains.
16 3,4|      delighted sailor when he caught sight of the barrels of
17 3,8|      of ebullition, they have caught fire, and we are undoubtedly
18 3,9|     The nearest rows of trees caught fire, and their sap, suddenly
19 3,9|     tropical heat, the forest caught fire instantaneously, in