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 1 1,1|             and one of them, having hoisted himself on to the circles
 2 1,1|         feet. The five voyagers had hoisted themselves into the net,
 3 1,9|            to the bones!" ~Pencroft hoisted the capybara on his shoulders,
 4 1,9|             more than once Pencroft hoisted him on his back, which Top
 5 2,9|           settlers themselves, were hoisted by this simple system, which
 6 2,2|          the meantime, the flag was hoisted at the central window of
 7 2,2|             the Mercy. The sail was hoisted, the Lincolnian flag floated
 8 2,3|            her course. Pencroft had hoisted the foresail, and steering
 9 2,5|        anchor was weighed, the sail hoisted, and the wind drove her
10 3,1|        attached to the color of the hoisted flag. It was that of pirates!
11 3,1|             approaching it they had hoisted their colors. Had they formerly
12 3,2|               But why was that flag hoisted at the brig's peak? What
13 3,2| headquarters. ~As to the black flag hoisted at the "Speedy's" peak,
14 3,2|          left in total darkness. He hoisted himself onto the cutwater,
15 3,3|            and the foretopsail were hoisted, and the vessel gradually
16 3,5|           Pencroft's entreaty, were hoisted by means of tackle and pulleys,
17 3,7|       Gideon Spilett and the sailor hoisted themselves over the palisade,