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 1 1,4|        settle themselves in the neighborhood of a good stream of water,
 2 1,5|      beasts should prowl in the neighborhood, the others slept soundly. ~
 3 1,6|      establish ourselves in the neighborhood of a watercourse, and that,
 4 1,2|       yet the footprints in the neighborhood were very numerous, among
 5 2,1|       hunting excursions to the neighborhood of Granite House." ~The
 6 2,4| presence of any stranger in the neighborhood. ~At half-past ten, to the
 7 2,0|       and Herbert hunted in the neighborhood, and they ventured deep
 8 2,6|      searched the forest in the neighborhood of Granite House, without
 9 3,3|     presence of the brig in the neighborhood of the island. It might
10 3,6|        at the corral, or in the neighborhood, he could instantly warn
11 3,7|        convicts appeared in the neighborhood? Reply by Top." ~This laconic
12 3,7|     writing:-"No pirates in the neighborhood of Granite House. I will
13 3,8|      which was explained by the neighborhood of the volcano, had a more
14 3,9|       be until they were in the neighborhood of Granite House. However,
15 3,1|     extensive Tadorn Marsh, the neighborhood of Lake Grant, Jacamar Wood,
16 3,2|     landed on the island in the neighborhood of Flotsam Point, and they
17 3,2|         cautiously approach the neighborhood of the corral; if the corral