Book,  chapter

 1    1,    5|       command of the DUNCAN, he accepted it with right good will,
 2    1,   15|         make out. His offer was accepted, and Glenarvan and his learned
 3    1,   24|      and cook, which the SAVANT accepted with the modesty which characterizes
 4    2,    8|       hospitality was willingly accepted. Paddy was quite amazed
 5    2,   12|      for his new friend. Toline accepted them with a shy grace that
 6    2,   12|      bed, and the little fellow accepted it. Lady Helena and Mary
 7    2,   17|    explanations of McNabbs were accepted without discussion.~“Now,
 8    3,    1|     Mangles bound himself; Mary accepted, and gave her hand to the
 9    3,    5| religion, which the dying woman accepted, without objection. Then
10    3,    7|    Governor and the General had accepted the submission of the Tauranga
11    3,   20|       Glenarvan and his friends accepted the invitation most willingly.
12    3,   20|     some providential chance. I accepted our trying lot composedly,