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 1 1,1|     air, above the vast watery desert of the Pacific, about four
 2 1,2|       of them were thrown on a desert coast, seven thousand miles
 3 1,4|        was but one vast watery desert. As to the coast, it was
 4 1,6|    they were on the shore of a desert island? ~It was an important
 5 1,7|   country appeared an absolute desert. Not a living creature was
 6 1,8|      sought long in vain. This desert coast appeared never to
 7 1,8| unknown land, which appeared a desert (whatever it was, whether
 8 1,9|   better to be with Cyrus in a desert island, than without him
 9 1,9|      its inhabitants; if it is desert, we will try to get out
10 1,9|         this is the coast of a desert island in some tiny archipelago,
11 1,1|     appeared to be an absolute desert. ~Until a more complete
12 2,1|    nothing to be found on this desert and almost arid rock. A
13 2,7|       take their place on this desert islet, and at the moment
14 2,9|  violent contrast to the other desert shore, life was again manifested
15 3,1|    twelve years' solitude on a desert island appear to him a sufficient
16 3,6|       without resources upon a desert island, but had no wish
17 3,0|     despairing glance over the desert ocean. ~But on the morning