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 1    1,    2|           other papers; it is the BRITANNIA. As to the next two words,
 2    1,    2|            7 Juin 1862 trois-mats Britannia Glasgow~sombre gonie austral~
 3    1,    2|          of June, 1862 three-mast BRITANNIA Glasgow] foundered gonie
 4    1,    2|          a three-mast vessel, the BRITANNIA of Glasgow, foundered; that
 5    1,    2|         to the destination of the BRITANNIA, and we shall know if it
 6    1,    2|       with cargo for Glasgow, the BRITANNIA, Captain Grant.’”~“Grant!”
 7    1,    2|        sailed from Glasgow in the BRITANNIA in 1861, and has not been
 8    1,    2|           same Captain Grant. The BRITANNIA left Callao on the 30th
 9    1,    2|            the three-mast vessel, BRITANNIA, of Glasgow, has sunk on
10    1,    2|        shipwrecked fellows of the BRITANNIA.”~“Most likely the unfortunate
11    1,    2|          of the three-mast vessel BRITANNIA, of Glasgow, Captain Grant,
12    1,    3|        about the shipwreck of the BRITANNIA?”~“Yes, yes,” said Lady
13    1,    3|        saw him on the deck of the BRITANNIA, and then struggling with
14    1,    4|         June, and the name of the BRITANNIA never appeared in the Shipping
15    1,    4|          given up all hope of the BRITANNIA, and was fully persuaded
16    1,   10|     three-mast vessel, called the BRITANNIA, had gone ashore either
17    1,   21|          is explicitly given. The BRITANNIA was wrecked in June, 1862.
18    1,   23|         that the shipwreck of the BRITANNIA neither occurred on the
19    1,   24|         that the shipwreck of the BRITANNIA happened on the shores of
20    1,   24|           juin 1862 le trois-mats Britannia de Glasgow a sombre apres,’—
21    2,    1|           of the shipwreck of the BRITANNIA as America did before.”~“
22    2,    1|          able to ascertain if the BRITANNIA had left any traces of her
23    2,    2|    respecting Harry Grant and the BRITANNIA, and found the names entirely
24    2,    2|     across the least trace of the BRITANNIA. The only result of this
25    2,    3|          such hospitality. Of the BRITANNIA and Captain Grant he knew
26    2,    4|           against the prow of the BRITANNIA but a few days before her
27    2,    4|   doubtless against this that the BRITANNIA, dismasted and rudderless,
28    2,    4|          shores of Peru, that the BRITANNIA could have found herself
29    2,    4|        colonists. The crew of the BRITANNIA could not have gone ten
30    2,    4|     Melbourne or Adelaide. If the BRITANNIA was wrecked on those rocky
31    2,    6|     complete their search for the BRITANNIA.~This decision was unanimously
32    2,    6|          yet not a vestige of the BRITANNIA had been discovered. Still
33    2,    6|    related to the place where the BRITANNIA was actually shipwrecked
34    2,    6|          that if no traces of the BRITANNIA were discovered at Cape
35    2,    6|           keel of a ship, and the BRITANNIA might likely enough have
36    2,    6|         get information about the BRITANNIA, and like a man who goes
37    2,    7|         THE QUARTERMASTER OF THE “BRITANNIA”~THE surprise caused by
38    2,    7|           shipwrecked crew of the BRITANNIA.”~The effect of such a declaration
39    2,    7|        shipwrecked sailors of the BRITANNIA?” was Glenarvan’s first
40    2,    7|       captain was, than where the BRITANNIA had been lost. After the
41    2,    7|      hauling in the jib-boom, the BRITANNIA was running right on the
42    2,    7|            one of the crew of the BRITANNIA. He had lived with Harry
43    2,    7|      breakfast given on board the BRITANNIA to the captain’s friends,
44    2,    7|     Ayrton gave an account of the BRITANNIA’S voyage across the Pacific.
45    2,    7|         reconnoitering Papua, the BRITANNIA went to provision herself
46    2,    7|            and for eight days the BRITANNIA was tossed about in the
47    2,    7|       time he had never heard the BRITANNIA’s name mentioned, and reasonably
48    2,    7|    quartermaster, you say, on the BRITANNIA?”~“Yes,” replied Ayrton,
49    2,    7|        the three-mast vessel, the BRITANNIA, Glasgow.”~There could not
50    2,    8|          the quartermaster of the BRITANNIA was as enthusiastic about
51    2,   14|      heard the catastrophe of the BRITANNIA, mentioned?” inquired Lady
52    2,   15|       part where the wreck of the BRITANNIA had occurred. Nothing could
53    2,   16|         to discover traces of the BRITANNIA or Harry Grant. But the
54    2,   17|         one of the sailors on the BRITANNIA; he had stolen the name
55    2,   17|          was quartermaster on the BRITANNIA. These facts were proved
56    2,   17|            one of the crew of the BRITANNIA has turned leader of the
57    2,   17|         had plainly said that the BRITANNIA had never been wrecked on
58    3,    1|         been quartermaster on the BRITANNIA, and the BRITANNIA might
59    3,    1|         on the BRITANNIA, and the BRITANNIA might have been lost on
60    3,    1|    revisit.~And then, failing the BRITANNIA, the DUNCAN certainly had
61    3,    3|          might find traces of the BRITANNIA, but not in the interior,
62    3,   16|            a quartermaster on the BRITANNIA.”~“Yes, Ayrton or Ben Joyce,
63    3,   16|          the quartermaster of the BRITANNIA heard our destination—”~“
64    3,   17|    related to Harry Grant and the BRITANNIA. He therefore resumed his
65    3,   17|          the quartermaster of the BRITANNIA?”~Ayrton remained impassive,
66    3,   17|          tell me how you left the BRITANNIA, and why you are in Australia?”~
67    3,   17|      Ayrton, quartermaster of the BRITANNIA.”~Ayrton had become animated
68    3,   17|        Will you tell me where the BRITANNIA was wrecked?”~“No, neither
69    3,   17| enterprise, for the traces of the BRITANNIA seemed irrevocably lost,
70    3,   18|       about Captain Grant and the BRITANNIA.”~“The whole truth?”~“The
71    3,   18|          the quartermaster of the BRITANNIA. I left Glasgow on Harry
72    3,   18|        course you had quitted the BRITANNIA before she touched at Callao,
73    3,   18|           quartermaster, “for the BRITANNIA did not touch there while
74    3,   18|        previously aware— that the BRITANNIA had touched at Callao, and
75    3,   18|           verify the dates of the BRITANNIA.~“You are sure then,” he
76    3,   18|        that on leaving Callao the BRITANNIA went to reconnoiter New
77    3,   18|         JUIN, 1862, le trois-mats Britannia, de Glasgow, a sombre apres
78    3,   18|       1865, the three-mast vessel BRITANNIA, of Glasgow, has foundered
79    3,   18|            since no traces of the BRITANNIA had yet been met with, either
80    3,   18|         that the survivors of the BRITANNIA have, beyond doubt, perished.”~“
81    3,   20|      survivors of the shipwrecked BRITANNIA took refuge there, the hand
82    3,   20|           of the shipwreck of the BRITANNIA, and of the two years spent
83    3,   20|           of June, 1862, that the BRITANNIA, disabled by a six days’
84    3,   20|        sown with the seed off the BRITANNIA; potatoes, endive, sorrel,
85    3,   20|        hut with the DEBRIS of the BRITANNIA, and this was covered over
86    3,   20|         JUIN, 1862, le trois-mats Britannia, de Glasgow, s’est perdu
87    3,   20|        shipwrecked sailors of the BRITANNIA. It was difficult to avoid
88    3,   21|      survivors of the shipwrecked BRITANNIA.~Not one of the brave Scots