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  1    1,    1|  Glenarvan was on board with his young wife, Lady Helena, and one
  2    1,    2|          same line,” resumed the young captain, “there is the syllable
  3    1,    2|      Glenarvan bade adieu to his young wife, and jumped into the
  4    1,    3|           high-souled, religious young woman.~Lord Glenarvan did
  5    1,    3|         asked if she would see a young girl and boy that wanted
  6    1,    3|         Lady Helena, drawing the young girl toward her, and taking
  7    1,    3|        Lord Glenarvan,” said the young girl, fervently, overcome
  8    1,    4|   increased her sympathy for the young girl.~Mary and Robert were
  9    1,    4|      Lord Glenarvan, raising the young girl, “if I had known of
 10    1,    4|         s mind, and she felt the young girl’s attempt would be
 11    1,    4|       Lady Helena’s bidding.~The young wife went up to her husband,
 12    1,    5|         to accompany her.~As for young Robert, he would have smuggled
 13    1,    5|    pronounced the benediction, a young girl’s voice broke the solemn
 14    1,    6|        get used to it.”~“And our young Robert!”~“Oh, as for Robert,”
 15    1,    6|           Mr. John,” replied the young girl.~“My dear child,” said
 16    1,    6|          in ships,” returned the young girl.~“Indeed!”~“Yes. I
 17    1,    7|          great hope; indeed, the young girl could not help smiling
 18    1,    9|       peculiar interest for this young girl, and managed to conceal
 19    1,    9|        leisure hours in teaching young Robert, and instructed him
 20    1,   10|         Wilson, a strong, jovial young fellow, and Mulrady, so
 21    1,   10|        between Glenarvan and the young captain about getting first
 22    1,   11|       the boy led the MADRINA, a young mare adorned with rattle
 23    1,   12|    Glenarvan never lost sight of young Robert, for his age and
 24    1,   12|    exhausted his men had become. Young Robert held out manfully,
 25    1,   14|      seizes sheep, and kids, and young calves, browsing on the
 26    1,   19| Glenarvan put his arms round the young lad, and resolved to defend
 27    1,   19|          of fire, while a clear, young voice called out:~“God save
 28    1,   21|      republic a whole company of young soldiers.~“You saw them.
 29    1,   21|       saved.”~“Saved!” exclaimed young Robert, his very life hanging
 30    1,   21|        we have fallen on that of young Guinnard.”~This announcement
 31    1,   22|         his Lordship, turning to young Grant.~“Famously, my Lord,
 32    1,   23|        little band of Glenarvan. Young Grant and the agile Wilson
 33    1,   23|          off he scampered like a young cat into the depths of the
 34    1,   24|           What is it?’ asked the young Prince. ‘It is to put the
 35    2,    1|           father!” exclaimed the young girl. But as the boat came
 36    2,    1|    affectionate sympathy for the young lovers; but nothing of this
 37    2,    1|          Lady Helena, and at the young captain too, likely enough.~“
 38    2,    1|        about the exploits of our young hero.”~Nothing could be
 39    2,    1|      wolves, the devotion of the young lad, Sergeant Manuel, the
 40    2,    3|         Two if you like, my dear young lady, and I promise to answer
 41    2,    4|    hastened to reply, seeing the young girl’s apprehension. “His
 42    2,    4|       Lady Helena turning to the young girl. “If your father is
 43    2,    5|         motionless as a log. The young captain was very much annoyed,
 44    2,    6|          companion, Paganel, and young Robert generally accompanied
 45    2,    6|         conscientiously.~But the young Grants did not feel disheartened.
 46    2,    6|          said Lady Helena to the young girl, as they neared the
 47    2,    6|      path. Robert climbed like a young cat, and was the first on
 48    2,    6|          old, out-distanced by a young urchin of twelve. However,
 49    2,    7|        heard Ayrton speak to the young girl about her father. He
 50    2,    8|        were soon seated, and the young captain gave his final orders
 51    2,   12|        my little man?” asked the young lady.~“I understand it and
 52    2,   12|         fervor that animated his young soul.~This religious enthusiasm
 53    2,   12|      admired the courage of this young disciple, already armed
 54    2,   12|           some day,” replied the young savage, gravely.~This was
 55    2,   14|  nocturnal experiences, when two young men appeared, mounted on
 56    2,   14|      holding out his hand to the young man, “receive the sincere
 57    2,   14|  listening to the history of the young gentlemen. In England, in
 58    2,   14|         Here are some thousands, young men. Go to a distant colony;
 59    2,   14|          makes you men.”~The two young men obeyed. They chose the
 60    2,   14|         business and extent. The young men were both squatters
 61    2,   14|     opulence, was the joy of the young squatters in offering them
 62    2,   14|      They spoke hopefully to the young Grants, and Michael said: “
 63    2,   14|       cruel, Madam,” replied the young squatter, “and Miss Grant
 64    2,   14|       reason to hope still.”~The young squatter’s words caused
 65    2,   14| accordingly agreed upon, and the young squatters sketched out a
 66    2,   14|      holding out her hand to the young captain.~“I had pledged
 67    2,   14|           they took leave of the young squatters, with hearty thanks
 68    2,   15|        mounds planted with green young gum trees appeared here
 69    2,   15|         of the same opinion. The young captain said even that orders
 70    2,   16|         don’t know,” replied the young captain; “but the Major
 71    2,   16|     hurry about it,” replied the young captain, after brief reflection. “
 72    2,   16|        miles on foot!” cried the young Captain.~“On horseback,”
 73    2,   17| kangaroos feeding quietly on the young shoots, and a couple of
 74    2,   18|      fell on Lady Helena and the young girl, his glance was full
 75    2,   19|    holding back the bold, daring young fellow, “let us wait.”~And
 76    2,   19| sufferings. It was time. The two young ladies were making heroic
 77    3,    1|         and gave her hand to the young captain, as if to ratify
 78    3,    4|     dissent.~“And yet,” said the young captain, “you must be longing
 79    3,    4|        heart, my Lord,” said the young captain. “We must not look
 80    3,    4|        go! Let her go!” said the young captain, working her to
 81    3,    6|      optical illusion,” said the young captain. “Although the swell
 82    3,    7|    Recommence, you mean, my dear young lady,” replied Paganel; “
 83    3,   11|    Glenarvan?”~“Mary!” cried the young captain in his despair. “
 84    3,   11|         the scene; she was still young. Her disheveled hair flowed
 85    3,   12|          he said, addressing the young captain:~“John, you have
 86    3,   12|         morning revived the poor young lady. She felt stronger
 87    3,   13|          But less fortunate than young Grant, he walked straight
 88    3,   13|          hope in Him,” added the young captain, firm in the faith
 89    3,   13|          sacred words; and these young women, whose trusting hearts
 90    3,   14|      back. Neither had John. The young captain, followed closely
 91    3,   15|       Some of these pines, still young, about a hundred years old,
 92    3,   16|         has so willed!” said the young captain.~In an instant,
 93    3,   17|           Glenarvan, knowing his young wife’s good sense, allowed
 94    3,   17|         for the influence of the young girl might be considerable,
 95    3,   19|   Glenarvan and Lady Helena?~The young boy, old above his years
 96    3,   19|        Dear Robert!” replied the young girl.~“I must tell you something,”
 97    3,   19|          to leave me!” cried the young girl, pressing her brother’
 98    3,   19|       the contrary,” replied the young girl, covering her brother’
 99    3,   19|          were a last adieu.”~The young girl went off again into
100    3,   20|    daughter. She told him of the young hero’s exploits, and how
101    3,   20|      hand into that of the brave young captain, and turning to
102    3,   20|       daily fare. We caught some young kids, which soon grew quite
103    3,   20|       Must it be done?” said the young wife to her husband. “Must