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 1 2,2|   House, and the rising tide floated it. Pencroft, who leaped
 2 2,2|       sustained by them, had floated to the moment when it stranded
 3 2,2|     voyage; and since it has floated here, it may just as well
 4 2,3|     of the current, where it floated swiftly along between the
 5 2,5|     broken her moorings, and floated down the current. I must
 6 2,2|     to the water's edge, was floated by the rising tide, amid
 7 2,2| hoisted, the Lincolnian flag floated from the masthead, and the "
 8 2,3|  Lincoln Island after having floated in the sea a long time." ~"
 9 2,9|    the trunks of trees which floated here and there. Several
10 2,0|  having broken its moorings, floated down the current of the
11 3,3|      The sinister black flag floated from the peak. ~The engineer,
12 3,4|    few things from the wreck floated on the surface of the water,
13 3,4|    Chimneys. ~Several bodies floated also. Among them, Ayrton
14 3,4|    enough that so few bodies floated. Only five or six were counted,
15 3,4|   and even four guns, which, floated by means of empty casks,
16 3,5|     long cigar-shaped object floated on the surface of the water,