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 1 1,5|     stones, twisted branches, wet clay, closed up the galleries
 2 1,0|     adhesive by means of a little clay, he thus fabricated a regular
 3 1,2|            this a pyrite, this is clay, this is lime, and this
 4 1,3|       earthenware in the state of clay, their linen and their clothes
 5 1,3|           And the bricks?" ~"With clay. Let us start, my friends.
 6 1,3|           composed of the sort of clay which is used for making
 7 1,3|           was enough to scour the clay with sand, then to mold
 8 1,3|        employed in this work. The clay, soaked in water, was mixed
 9 1,3|            The chief material was clay, to which Harding added
10 1,3|           desirous to know if the clay thus prepared was worthy
11 1,5|    creepers, and pasted over with clay, offered a tolerable shelter.
12 1,5|        extremity with a nozzle of clay, which had been previously
13 1,5| previously been manufactured from clay suitable for the purpose. ~
14 1,7|          it some solid substance, clay or sugar, porous enough
15 1,9|       Harding to make it of brick clay; as creating an outlet for
16 1,2|        This syrup was poured into clay molds, previously fabricated
17 2,8|       into the acid by means of a clay stopper secured by a rag.
18 2,8|         on each other through the clay. ~Cyrus Harding then took