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 1 1,2|      succeed all the same!" ~At half-past nine, Harding and his companions
 2 1,3|    surface of the island. About half-past six, three-quarters of an
 3 1,8| overcame him, and he slept. ~At half-past five the little band arrived
 4 1,0|         Plutonic origin. It was half-past seven in the morning when
 5 1,0|        their supper. It was not half-past six when all was finished. ~
 6 1,2|         somewhere. ~It was then half-past four. In order to prepare
 7 1,4|        return till evening. ~At half-past eight the little band was
 8 1,4|       for breakfast, for it was half-past eleven. Herbert went for
 9 2,4|       you on our way back!" ~At half-past nine the way was suddenly
10 2,4|        in the neighborhood. ~At half-past ten, to the great surprise
11 2,4|         soon despatched, and at half-past eleven the captain gave
12 2,2|       fifteen tons' burden. ~At half-past ten everybody was on board,
13 3,1|        the foliage. ~It was now half-past seven. The sun had disappeared
14 3,2|   Pencroft in the boat. ~It was half-past ten in the evening when
15 3,2|   companions! ~At last, towards half-past twelve, a boat, carrying
16 3,3|        brig in the fog. ~It was half-past six in the morning. ~Soon
17 3,4|       were reasonable. ~Towards half-past one, the colonists embarked
18 3,9|       It had left the corral at half-past seven. An hour after, four