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 1 1,2|     these combats where he never spared himself, fortune favored
 2 1,8|     lower down, nature will have spared us this labor." ~"We have
 3 1,2|     chairs, for material was not spared. Neb and Pencroft were very
 4 1,2|   hearths, on which fuel was not spared. Several times, one or other
 5 2,3|          it. It was both fatigue spared and time gained, for they
 6 2,7|      opening, and were therefore spared the trouble of mason's work.
 7 2,1|         of the hurricanes, which spared its trees, sheds, and palisades;
 8 2,8|        confided to his care, and spared his companions the trouble
 9 3,3|      that Granite House would be spared, thanks to Harding's precaution
10 3,7|          beasts. That would have spared us all these misfortunes!" ~"
11 3,8|      thank God that we have been spared this complication!" ~As
12 3,9|           that the villains have spared him?" asked Gideon Spilett. ~"
13 3,1|          settlers, the colonists spared the largest and most beautiful
14 3,3|        to murdering Ayrton! They spared Ben Joyce! ~But from that
15 3,4| zebra-like streaks! Fuel was not spared, as it grew naturally a
16 3,9|         fortunately the lava had spared the southern corner of the