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 1 1,0|       set in with the month of June, which corresponds with
 2 1,0|      the whole of the month of June the time was employed in
 3 1,0|    They were now at the 4th of June. It was Whit Sunday and
 4 1,0|       The next day, the 5th of June, in rather uncertain weather,
 5 1,0| Harding. ~This was the 20th of June. The time was then propitious
 6 1,1|        the end of the month of June, after incessant rain, the
 7 1,1|      The next day, the 30th of June, the day which corresponds
 8 2,1|      arrived with the month of June, which is the December of
 9 2,1|      be felt about the 20th of June, and, to his great regret,
10 2,1|        the end of the month of June. The corral had previously
11 2,1|     folly. ~But on the 30th of June the capture was effected,
12 2,0|      rigorous, that is to say, June, July, August, and September.
13 3,4|    work, and about the 10th of June shipbuilding was obliged
14 3,4|       or another, the month of June brought the cold with its
15 3,4|      passed the winter months, June, July, and August. They
16 3,6|     sea. ~One day, the 22nd of June, 1867, these three men,