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1    1,   25|          on the tree, not a ripple disturbed the surface of the water.
2    2,   11| neighborhood of the river; nothing disturbed the repose of those tranquil
3    2,   13|         were the only sounds which disturbed this immense solitude.~When
4    2,   15|       Major.~Glenarvan was greatly disturbed by this fresh accident.
5    2,   18|          him, and they must not be disturbed.”~He then learned that about
6    2,   18|      stolid, showed that something disturbed him. When his eyes fell
7    3,    4|        their companions, no longer disturbed by the noise of the crew
8    3,    7|        government became seriously disturbed at these ‘Land League’ proceedings.
9    3,   16|        turned red and looked quite disturbed.~“Never mind, Tom,” said