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 1    1,    4|    of the BRITANNIA, and was fully persuaded that her father
 2    1,   19|     and gestures.~As it was, fully a quarter of an hour elapsed
 3    1,   22|  gallop; they must have gone fully twenty miles an hour.~All
 4    2,    1|      to talk over the matter fully.~“My dear Helena,” said
 5    2,    5|     displayed great courage, fully equal to any of the party.
 6    2,   10|  best route by instinct, and fully alive to their claim to
 7    2,   12|      with mirth, and he went fully a quarter of a mile from
 8    3,   11|    Glenarvan, therefore, was fully prepared to pay the penalty
 9    3,   13|   all savages. Glenarvan was fully alive to the difficulty,
10    3,   15| journey had been extended by fully one-fifth, and now that
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