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 1    1,    1|         Edward Glenarvan was on board with his young wife, Lady
 2    1,    5|     punishment was forbidden on board the DUNCAN, and moreover,
 3    1,    5| passengers and crew returned on board the vessel.~
 4    1,    6|    going, and how he had got on board the DUNCAN.~Finding all
 5    1,    6|       at seeing the stranger on board as at hearing himself called “
 6    1,    7|        evening that you came on board this vessel?”~“Yes, my Lord,
 7    1,    7|      night, and I saw no one on board, so I found cabin No. 6,
 8    1,    7|         his vessel, and gone on board while the crew were attending
 9    1,    7|      himself that it was all on board, and kept repeating incessantly
10    1,    7|         a cabin taken for me on board the SCOTIA.”~“Oh, as to
11    1,    8|        Madeira before I came on board?”~“No,” replied Glenarvan.~“
12    1,    8|         Monsieur Deville was on board the government corvette,
13    1,    8|       providence brought you on board the DUNCAN. Don’t leave
14    1,    9|  STRAITS OF MAGELLAN~THE joy on board was universal when Paganel’
15    1,    9|     among the most confident on board, but his confidence mainly
16    1,    9|        so well that everyone on board saw it except himself and
17    1,    9|        Cer-vantes, as no one on board understood it, and it would
18    1,   10|          we leave passengers on board, those dearer to us than
19    1,   22|        DUNCAN. But to return on board without Captain Grant, and
20    1,   23|       subside, they would be on board the DUNCAN once more. But
21    1,   23|      dear Edward. When we go on board the DUNCAN, turn her beak
22    1,   24|       Glenarvan, “your being on board the DUNCAN is a perfect
23    1,   24|         Australias. In going on board the DUNCAN again they would
24    1,   26|      CHAPTER XXVI THE RETURN ON BOARD~FOR two hours the OMBU navigated
25    1,   26|       how I wish I could get on board!” said Glenarvan.~“Patience,
26    1,   26|    Grant are waiting for you on board,” replied the coxswain; “
27    1,   26|        was the first to leap on board the DUNCAN. He flung his
28    2,    1|       restored hope to those on board the DUNCAN. Lady Helena
29    2,    1|   wanted to embrace everyone on board the yacht, and beginning
30    2,    1|    think you are not unhappy on board his ship.”~“How could I
31    2,    1|       told you, when we came on board a little while ago, that
32    2,    1|     Paganel, and brought him on board the yacht, the documents
33    2,    2|       were going to take him on board at a given port. His cabin
34    2,    2|        on perfectly smoothly on board. Lady Helena and Lord Glenarvan
35    2,    5|        when I must be master on board, and retire you must.”~Their
36    2,    5|         who says to the king on board: ‘Hence! What care these
37    2,    5|      for his ship, and those on board. The DUNCAN made a frightful
38    2,    5|      save the lives of those on board, my Lord,” he added.~“Do
39    2,    7|         when I was no longer on board.”~“But the captain? What
40    2,    7|     farewell breakfast given on board the BRITANNIA to the captain’
41    2,    7|     engaged as quartermaster on board the three-mast vessel, the
42    2,    7|     workmanship than we have on board. One of the branches of
43    2,    8|       party, and how useless on board the DUNCAN; everything,
44    2,    8|    leaving their cosy cabins on board the DUNCAN.~For the rest
45    2,    8|         you on yours.”~“Stay on board of her, then, Ayrton,” said
46    2,    8|      have all the men we can on board. Hands will be wanted to
47    2,   17|        Austin, Chief Officer on board the Yacht DUNCAN, Melbourne.”~
48    2,   18|       In two days I shall be on board the DUNCAN, and in six I
49    2,   18|     easily manage to get you on board. Once at sea in a craft
50    3,    1|    arrange the accommodation on board the MACQUARIE. Under his
51    3,    2|     MACQUARIE were installed on board the brig. Will Halley had
52    3,    3|         there is not a chart on board?”~“Is that so?”~“It is indeed.
53    3,    3|           In that case those on board would have to take refuge
54    3,    4|        Of all the passengers on board the MACQUARIE, the most
55    3,    4|     profound silence reigned on board the ship, herself slumbering
56    3,    5|     duty would have kept him on board to the last, had been the
57    3,    5|        be abandoned. Waiting on board for succor that might never
58    3,    6|  holding anchor was also put on board in case John should be unable
59    3,    9|       prisoners, and carried on board the canoe. They had not
60    3,   15|      the lad shouted. “He is on board! I see him! He knows us!
61    3,   15|      loud hurrah burst forth on board the DUNCAN.~The savages
62    3,   15|      knew not, were all safe on board the DUNCAN.~
63    3,   16|      and Ben Joyce, who came on board.”~“I don’t know this Ben
64    3,   16|       Glenarvan. “Then he is on board?”~“Yes, your Honor.”~“Ayrton
65    3,   16|     quartermaster’s presence on board, and at the same time announced
66    3,   17|      And yet there was a man on board who could have spoken the
67    3,   17|         to great indignation on board, especially among the crew,
68    3,   18|      touch there while I was on board. And how I came to speak
69    3,   18|      carried out while I was on board, it is not impossible that
70    3,   19|         consulted the charts on board, and exactly on the 37th
71    3,   20|         to the lowest sailor on board, how all had struggled and
72    3,   21|      There was no secret now on board, not even John Mangles’s