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 1 1,5|       Herbert was the first to break the silence by saying, "
 2 1,6|       thorns which they had to break down with their sticks.
 3 1,7|      five o'clock day began to break. At the zenith, where the
 4 1,7|        fire in its turn, would break, and the mass of iron would
 5 1,8|       was not a stratum, not a break in it. The mass was compact,
 6 2,1|        square miles, without a break or an opening. It was impossible
 7 2,2|      heavy block, was about to break in one of the sides of the
 8 2,2|        trust to me, and do not break the chest, which may be
 9 2,2|       that the next morning at break of day, they should set
10 2,3|        Harding. "To-morrow, at break of day, we will leave the
11 2,3|       that the next morning by break of day, if the calculation
12 2,4|  struggle, nor even attempt to break his bonds. Was he overwhelmed
13 2,9|  however. Pencroft set sail at break of day, and by going on
14 3,2|   without noise, for he had to break a padlock. But under his
15 3,7|  thread, and this thread might break at any moment. The next
16 3,8|                Chapter 18 ~ At break of day the colonists regained
17 3,8|      wondered at that they now break out with such violence!" ~"
18 3,9| subsistence! ~"It is enough to break one's heart!" said Gideon
19 3,9|      mountain, and the sea may break in at any moment. We are