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  1    1,    2|           is evidently part of the word SKIPPER, and that’s what
  2    1,    2|            paper, we get the whole word GLASGOW at once. The documents
  3    1,    2|            Lordship, that the next word puzzles me. I can make nothing
  4    1,    2|            Glenarvan. “Here is the word ABOR; that is clearly the
  5    1,    2|       document. It is GRAUSAM, the word in German for CRUEL!”~“Let’
  6    1,    2|     shipwrecked? And what can this word ONGIT be part of? Ah! I
  7    1,    2|          at once to the incomplete word GONIE. Doesn’t the name
  8    1,    3|          seemed too shy to utter a word at first, but Lady Helena
  9    1,    3|         told you all it contained, word for word, and how we managed
 10    1,    3|         all it contained, word for word, and how we managed to make
 11    1,    4|        state of the case; so not a word was said, and after answering
 12    1,    6|           he is all right, take my word for it; I’ll have a capital
 13    1,    6|        mistaken if I don’t keep my word.”~“Edward,” said his wife, “
 14    1,    6|          be able to utter a single word. The presence of this intruder
 15    1,    7| unfortunately failed in 1846; in a word, I want to follow the course
 16    1,   10|           Glenarvan, “does not the word INDIEN prove we are right?”~“
 17    1,   14|       shall find him.”~Not another word was spoken. The six men
 18    1,   15|       hanged if I can make out one word of his infernal patois.
 19    1,   15|        Patagonian, he repeated the word, “ESPANOL?” (Spanish?).~“
 20    1,   15|           his name was Thalcave, a word that signified in Araucanian, “
 21    1,   16|            was called “Thaouka,” a word in Patagonia which means
 22    1,   16|       frequently for the want of a word, and the difficulty of making
 23    1,   16|            reply on his lips.~Each word spoken by Thalcave was instantly
 24    1,   17|          of southern latitude. The word PAMPA, of Araucanian origin,
 25    1,   19|          soon as Thalcave said the word AGUARA, Glenarvan knew that
 26    1,   21|           would fain have put in a word about the business on hand,
 27    1,   21|         Glenarvan could not find a word of comfort to say to him.
 28    1,   22|    galloped along without saying a word. His bold, determined nature
 29    1,   23|            afraid to pronounce the word.~“Well?” resumed Glenarvan,
 30    1,   24|           just as I pronounced the word ‘Australia,’ a sudden flash
 31    1,   24|         replied Paganel, “that the word AUSTRAL that occurs in the
 32    1,   24|         document is not a complete word, as we have supposed up
 33    1,   24|           but just the root of the word AUSTRALIE.”~“Well, that
 34    1,   24|       returned Paganel. “That is a word we don’t allow in France.”~“
 35    1,   24|          Because, if you allow the word AUSTRALIE! you must also
 36    1,   24|            you must also allow the word INDIENS, and Indians are
 37    1,   24|          Patagonia! The incomplete word INDI does not mean INDIENS,
 38    1,   24|          me that the fragment of a word GONIE, does not refer to
 39    1,   24|             returned Paganel. “The word is quite unimportant; I
 40    1,   24|         replied Glenarvan, “if the word continent can be applied
 41    1,   24|            Paganel, jumping at the word as likely to give a new
 42    2,    1|          them spoke no encouraging word, for his practiced eye saw
 43    2,    1|              he said.~This unlucky word reminded Lady Helena of
 44    2,    1|          instead of one.”~“Upon my word, I never thought of that,”
 45    2,    1|           their turn. Not a single word, or part of a word, French,
 46    2,    1|          single word, or part of a word, French, English or German,
 47    2,    1|    straining the text, the English word STRA and the French one
 48    2,    1|           the fact that the French word CONTIN means a continent,
 49    2,    1|          and go over and over each word, and see if, by any possibility,
 50    2,    3|            for my harvests: in one word, I should colonize my island.”~“
 51    2,    5|         imminent danger, though no word was spoken on the subject.
 52    2,    6|       tears, and Paganel had not a word of hope or comfort to give
 53    2,    7|        themselves if this Ayrton’s word was to be absolutely believed.
 54    2,    8|       felloes, or iron tires— in a word, plain wooden discs. The
 55    2,    8|            of this new master.~“My word,” said Paganel, “this is
 56    2,   11|           But he did not breathe a word of his private misgivings,
 57    2,   11|           from Perth, and, take my word for it, they will soon be
 58    2,   12|       Robert was so touched by the word brother that he kissed the
 59    2,   13|        EUCALYPTUS.”~“What does the word mean?” asked Mary Grant.~“
 60    2,   13|              It comes from a Greek word, meaning I cover well. They
 61    2,   13|            but he never breathed a word to any one.~When supper
 62    2,   15|           day, it seemed as if the word epidemic was really going
 63    2,   16|            be sent to Melbourne. A word from you will accredit me
 64    2,   17|          one could find a cheering word to say. Robert was crying
 65    2,   17|        worrying himself about each word, trying to discover some
 66    2,   17|            just finishing the last word, when his eye chanced to
 67    2,   19|     encouraging one and another by word or look.~They stopped in
 68    3,    1|       failed! Failed! a despairing word that finds no echo in a
 69    3,    1|       resigned. He wanted to say a word further in the Captain’s
 70    3,    1|            a moment, and without a word or look, set off at a gallop
 71    3,    2|          the natives Ikana-Mani, a word which signifies the fish
 72    3,    4|           nor Mary Grant uttered a word of complaint, though the
 73    3,    5|          companions, John. Say the word, and we are ready to obey.”~
 74    3,    8|    singular that I don’t believe a word of it,” replied the Major.~
 75    3,    9|           had scarcely exchanged a word, but from the few sentences
 76    3,    9|       guessed, but for hearing the word “Taupo” repeatedly uttered
 77    3,   10|       terror.~Glenarvan, without a word, raised his arm, a shot!
 78    3,   10|        Taboo!” he shouted.~At that word the crowd stood still before
 79    3,   12|           Verne neither side had a word been uttered. It was evidently
 80    3,   13|         out of the ground! Upon my word, this mountain is a paradise!
 81    3,   14|       Deity has fallen on us: in a word, that we have died a terrible
 82    3,   15|        wise to take advantage of a word spoken in a moment of despair.
 83    3,   15|           drop from his hands. One word explained it.~“The DUNCAN!”
 84    3,   17|        searching for, and a single word may put me on the track
 85    3,   17|       waiting for you to speak the word?”~Ayrton hesitated. His
 86    3,   17|           have spoken the decisive word, and refused to break his
 87    3,   18|    proposal, Ayrton. I give you my word to land you on one of the
 88    3,   18|     Glenarvan, “you have kept your word, and I will keep mine. We
 89    3,   18|         Glenarvan’s dictation, the word ZEALAND was swimming in
 90    3,   18|         and in that this important word was wanting.”~“Oh, oh!”
 91    3,   18|           what do you make of your word AUSTRA?”~“What it was at
 92    3,   18|         and second the root of the word indigenes?”~“Well, the third
 93    3,   18|          the first syllable of the word INDIGENCE.”~“And CONTIN?”
 94    3,   18|      importance; among others, the word AGONIE, which chokes me;
 95    3,   20|         Yes, they are, almost to a word.”~“Well, then, let us have
 96    3,   20|           Lord, I will give it you word for word,” replied Harry
 97    3,   20|          will give it you word for word,” replied Harry Grant.~“
 98    3,   20|   indigenes, and at last the right word was found—INDIGENCE. But
 99    3,   20|       INDIGENCE. But one mutilated word, ABOR, had baffled the geographer’
100    3,   21|            mind to speak the fatal word.~“Does not Miss Arabella