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 1 1,3|      said Pencroft, "and we have surveyed it from one extremity to
 2 1,5|          Harding. He and Neb had surveyed the coast for a distance
 3 1,6|        well as the coast already surveyed, was destitute of any sign
 4 1,1| companions, mute and motionless, surveyed for some minutes every point
 5 2,1|    touched here; for if, when we surveyed the island from the summit
 6 2,5|         agreed that after having surveyed the west coast, they should
 7 2,3|          the island could now be surveyed, and on it could be seen
 8 2,8|          of the island, which he surveyed with great attention. It
 9 2,9|        the colonists had already surveyed, and in violent contrast
10 3,1|       leaning out the window, he surveyed the horizon, but could see
11 3,3|       uncovered, therefore, they surveyed the islet, and examined
12 3,1|           But they had in no way surveyed the woods which covered
13 3,2|     going along by the palisade, surveyed the absolutely dark and
14 3,2|    Herbert was at his side. Both surveyed the crest of the spur overlooking
15 3,3|     yesterday that I attentively surveyed the summit. But it is probable
16 3,7|         the luminous ceiling. He surveyed, one after the other, the
17 3,8|         end of an oar, and again surveyed the basaltic wall at a greater