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 1    1,    6|        his legs wide apart. His examination lasted some few minutes,
 2    1,    7|    Paganel again, after a fresh examination of the vessel.~“Yes, sir,”
 3    2,    1|         be submitted to a final examination, in order to make their
 4    2,    1|     Australia, to make one more examination of the documents. Here they
 5    2,    7|   inquiry, however, Glenarvan’s examination proceeded more logically,
 6    2,   12|       Society of France.”~Their examination then commenced, after Paganel
 7    2,   17|         and the Major found, on examination, that the ball had only
 8    3,   16|       from being present at his examination?” said Lady Helena. “I confess,
 9    3,   17|       his reply would close the examination, but Glenarvan commenced
10    3,   17| movement. The witnesses of this examination retired from the scene indignant
11    3,   18| scarcely spoken during Ayrton’s examination. He listened without opening