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  1    1,    1|       the way of fishing, we’ll soon haul up the monster and
  2    1,    1|     said Glenarvan.~Lady Helena soon joined her husband on deck,
  3    1,    1|      the liveliest interest. He soon came within reach of the
  4    1,    1|  formidable.~The huge brute was soon ripped up in a very unceremonious
  5    1,    1|      substances round the neck. Soon the cork made its appearance,
  6    1,    1|         sharp strokes, however, soon shivered it to fragments,
  7    1,    2|    papers for the year 1862 was soon brought, and John began
  8    1,    3|      covered it with kisses.~As soon as they grew calmer they
  9    1,    4|        their journey. They were soon both sound asleep, dreaming
 10    1,    6|       as was his habit, and was soon enveloped in still thicker
 11    1,    6|         little. I hope we shall soon become acquainted with each
 12    1,    7| sea-sickness is to go to bed as soon as you start, and not to
 13    1,    7|       and away to his cabin.~As soon as the unfortunate SAVANT
 14    1,    7|   mountains of Thibet. We shall soon put in at Madeira, and you
 15    1,    7| destination.”~The Frenchman was soon put in possession of all
 16    1,    8|         sent me to Patagonia as soon as to India, if I had sent
 17    1,    9|         instructors.~The DUNCAN soon finished taking in coal,
 18    1,   10|         and he and Paganel were soon within the walls of the
 19    1,   10|      Buenos Ayres, where we can soon organize a detachment of
 20    1,   10|  Glenarvan. “Go we must, and as soon as possible. What route
 21    1,   10|     Helena, the journey will so soon be accomplished that it
 22    1,   10|      left the vessel. They were soon on the quay, and as the
 23    1,   11|       thrown with unerring aim, soon cured the animal’s obstinacy.
 24    1,   13|       to 99 degrees. Coffee was soon ready, and eagerly gulped
 25    1,   13|    snores in every tune and key soon resounded from all sides
 26    1,   14|       of the avalanche. Mulrady soon had a fire lighted on the
 27    1,   14|        to continue the route as soon as possible.~McNabbs undertook
 28    1,   15|        statue of sang-froid.~As soon as the Major perceived him,
 29    1,   15|           Paganel was right. He soon managed to exchange a few
 30    1,   15|         s strength, that it was soon evident that a few hours’
 31    1,   18|         they must have been.~As soon as the whole party were
 32    1,   18|       hurry forward.~But it was soon evident that, with the exception
 33    1,   18|         missed the NANDOU would soon tire out horse and rider
 34    1,   19|         pile of ALFAFARES would soon burn out and could only
 35    1,   19|    against such a multitude?~As soon as Thalcave said the word
 36    1,   19|       still-glowing embers, and soon the bright flames shot up
 37    1,   19|   reddened with blood.~But very soon this means of defense would
 38    1,   20|    desperate the resistance.~As soon as the travelers had drunk
 39    1,   20|         to go on in advance.~As soon as they were near enough,
 40    1,   20|         a few miles further on. Soon they were treading the grassy
 41    1,   22|       every pore of the ground. Soon large ponds, some just beginning
 42    1,   22|         Mr. Major, and you will soon see I am right.”~The boy
 43    1,   22|      said than done. The horses soon tired of treading over ground
 44    1,   22|       Glenarvan’s shoulder, and soon all the rest were soundly
 45    1,   22|      the coming in of the tide. Soon a confused sound was heard
 46    1,   22|   others. His powerful arms had soon placed all the exhausted
 47    1,   23|       to find dry moss, and had soon gathered sufficient. This
 48    1,   23|         the wood take fire, and soon a bright flame roared in
 49    1,   23|        basin might not empty so soon as Glenarvan expected, and,
 50    1,   23|        difficult task, and very soon they resumed their seats
 51    1,   24|         began Paganel again, as soon as he had recovered himself
 52    1,   25|         and you will learn that soon, to your cost.”~“With the
 53    1,   25|    Glenarvan; “the thunder will soon burst over us.”~On returning
 54    1,   25|      jets of arborescent light.~Soon the whole sky from east
 55    1,   25|       angry clouds. This meteor soon began to move forward, turning
 56    1,   26|         juicy slices of venison soon broiling, of which they
 57    1,   26|      ground, still under water, soon lay behind them, as Thalcave
 58    2,    1|      generous Thalcave. McNabbs soon slipped away to his cabin,
 59    2,    1|        Captain Harry Grant.”~As soon as breakfast was over they
 60    2,    2|      everyone speedily on deck. Soon a telescope made its appearance,
 61    2,    2|     splendor of the rising sun. Soon the principal island stood
 62    2,    5|         on at a frightful rate. Soon she was within two miles
 63    2,    5|   strength. A few hatchet blows soon knocked in the heads, and
 64    2,    6|       Cape Bernouilli? This was soon determined by taking the
 65    2,    6|      the subject.~They were all soon assembled on the lofty crags,
 66    2,    7|      John Mangles, however, was soon convinced when he heard
 67    2,    7|    coast of Australia.~The ship soon neared the shore, and presently
 68    2,    8|         and carrying it out. As soon as he consented to Paganel’
 69    2,    8|    party, the preparations were soon made, for they needed much
 70    2,    8|      Lady Helena and Mary Grant soon made their preparations.
 71    2,    8|       the passengers. They were soon seated, and the young captain
 72    2,    9|       him to wait, and he would soon see a difference. And on
 73    2,    9|       the Crown Inn. Supper was soon smoking on the table. It
 74    2,   10|       and in the tent, and were soon sleeping soundly, notwithstanding
 75    2,   10|      and an appetizing meal was soon ready under the tent, for
 76    2,   10|        of the Australian rivers soon disappeared among the windings
 77    2,   10|       regain their footing, and soon the whole party found themselves
 78    2,   11|       Glenarvan’s horse, it was soon disposed of. The blacksmith
 79    2,   11|     other herds.”~The horse was soon shod. The blacksmith claimed
 80    2,   11|         quickly increased. They soon reached the station, and
 81    2,   11|     secured by a lock. “I shall soon have the pleasure of presenting
 82    2,   11|       my word for it, they will soon be there again.”~Mr. Mitchell
 83    2,   13|     even leaving the hotel, was soon aware that fear absorbed
 84    2,   14|      noisy reports of guns were soon heard on all sides. Little
 85    2,   14|       foot of Mount Hottam, and soon the hospitable dwelling
 86    2,   15|        continual ascent, as was soon evident in the strain it
 87    2,   15|     have no faults now, I shall soon get like everybody else.
 88    2,   15|       retired. Their companions soon stretched themselves under
 89    2,   17|      Mary Grant along, who were soon in safety behind the thick
 90    2,   17|  uneasiness about the issue. As soon as his shoulder was dressed,
 91    2,   17|        unraveled, and the Major soon explained it.~Ever since
 92    2,   17|        yet, so I followed them. Soon the conversation began again. ‘
 93    2,   17|        once, and the letter was soon completed. It read as follows: “
 94    2,   18|          Mulrady was certain of soon being able to outdistance
 95    2,   18|         to let him go gently as soon as he got past the convicts.
 96    2,   18|         with blood and rain. He soon found the wound; it was
 97    2,   18|          and Glenarvan went, as soon as it was light enough,
 98    2,   18|        and well armed, and were soon out of sight as they threaded
 99    2,   19|      The temporary influx would soon be exhausted, and the violence
100    2,   19|     your orders, and set out as soon as departure was possible.
101    2,   19|         Wilson and John Mangles soon found themselves in an inverse
102    3,    1|     busy brush and broom things soon changed their aspect.~Will
103    3,    4|     fact, the sound of the reef soon redoubled on the starboard
104    3,    6|       near it, for the sea will soon conceal it.”~“It is exactly
105    3,    6|         two miles. But the wind soon fell almost entirely, and
106    3,    6|   became nearly motionless, and soon began to drift to seaward
107    3,    6|      only by a few minutes, and soon the coast outline, which
108    3,    6|      fold of their dresses, and soon the whole party, with their
109    3,    7|      henceforth it is not ours; soon the stranger will come and
110    3,    9|         But the rays of the sun soon broke through the watery
111    3,    9|         calm and majestic river soon quieted the noisy stream
112    3,    9|         savages, and they would soon have been targets for their
113    3,    9|      their own balls.~They were soon aware, from a few English
114    3,   11|         fatigue.~Kai-Koumou, as soon as he saw him, said in English,
115    3,   12|         all sorrow in abeyance, soon weighed down their eyelids;
116    3,   12|      out the ground outside.~As soon as he was sure of it, he
117    3,   12|     answered the Major, “I will soon find out!”~Wilson and Olbinett
118    3,   12|   aperture deepened quickly. It soon became evident that a man,
119    3,   12|       point the prisoners could soon gain the lower valleys;
120    3,   12|  himself gently down the slope; soon Lady Helena and he landed
121    3,   12|       mists. The orb of day was soon to appear, and instead of
122    3,   12|         gorgeous morning light. Soon they had reached a height
123    3,   13|         escort of the chief, he soon made up his mind on that
124    3,   13|        had no fire.~But Paganel soon solved the difficulty by
125    3,   13|       their plan of escape.~“So soon!” exclaimed Paganel in a
126    3,   13|     quit the home of delight so soon?”~“But, Monsieur Paganel,”
127    3,   14|       hear his project.~Paganel soon satisfied their curiosity. “
128    3,   14|        united efforts the stone soon moved. They made a little
129    3,   14|       fires, worked in silence; soon some fissures and jets of
130    3,   14|        a smell like soup, which soon changed into a strong odor
131    3,   14| mountain a more rigorous taboo.~Soon after the natives left their
132    3,   14|       narrow path of the ridge. Soon they perceived the shadowy
133    3,   17|      while he was speaking, but soon relapsed into his former
134    3,   17|     Lord Glenarvan to the yacht soon gave place to dejection.
135    3,   17| incredulity.~However the report soon spread among the sailors
136    3,   18|      DISCOURAGING CONFESSION~As soon as the quartermaster was
137    3,   19|       CRY IN THE NIGHT~THE crew soon heard that no light had
138    3,   20|         but hunting and fishing soon afforded us a sure supply
139    3,   20|   caught some young kids, which soon grew quite tame. We had
140    3,   20|         west. It increased, and soon a ship appeared in sight.
141    3,   21|         to their old Scotia.~As soon as the DUNCAN had re-provisioned,
142    3,   21|         M. Olbinett’s ears, and soon became noised abroad.~Jacques
143    3,   21|      event, and Harry Grant was soon the most popular man in