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 1 1,4|      Chimneys. Let us get the raft ready." ~The sailor, followed
 2 1,4|    began directly to make his raft. In a kind of little bay,
 3 1,4| together with dry creepers. A raft was thus formed, on which
 4 1,4|    work was finished, and the raft moored to the bank, awaited
 5 1,4|       the sailor had left his raft of wood, it began to run
 6 1,4|     did not intend to let the raft go away in the current without
 7 1,4|      to the after-part of the raft, and the sailor held it
 8 1,4|      Herbert, pushing off the raft with a long pole, kept it
 9 1,4|    there was no fear that the raft would run aground, and before
10 1,5|     care, after unloading the raft, was to render the cave
11 1,5|  mouth to the angle where the raft had been moored. He returned
12 1,9|  river. ~Pencroft soon made a raft of wood, as he had done
13 1,9|       a useless task, and the raft following the current, they
14 1,7|      Pencroft unloading their raft of wood. ~"The woodmen have
15 2,3|   Pencroft had made his first raft of wood. ~After this sudden
16 2,5|     by constructing a sort of raft, on which to make the passage
17 3,4|       surface of the water, a raft could be seen consisting