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 1    1,    1|          within reach of the bait, turned over on his back to make
 2    1,    1|        different substances almost turned to mineral, we might say,
 3    1,    4|           brother by the hand, and turned to go away; but she stepped
 4    1,    5|          Glenarvan family, and had turned out a capital sailor, having
 5    1,    6|            silent contemplation he turned round, and suddenly found
 6    1,    7|           made a mistake which has turned out so agreeably. Still,
 7    1,    9|       finished taking in coal, and turned her back on the dismal region.
 8    1,   10|           for an instant, and then turned away, while Robert flung
 9    1,   10|         the quay, and as the yacht turned round to pursue her course,
10    1,   13|         good and eatable food, had turned out so badly in his hands.
11    1,   14|       there! Look! look!”~All eyes turned immediately in the direction
12    1,   14|        shot in the head, gradually turned over and began to fall,
13    1,   15|            and with the silky wool turned up on the edge. Under this
14    1,   17|           give up the contest, and turned upon Glenarvan, whose intervention
15    1,   18|           in the saddle, but often turned his head to look at Robert,
16    1,   18|         not understand Thaouka, it turned out, though Thaouka understood
17    1,   19|         clock he woke, sat up, and turned his ear toward the plain,
18    1,   20|        Patagonian, the interpreter turned to Glenarvan and said:~“
19    1,   22|   certainly,” said Paganel, and he turned round to question Thalcave
20    1,   22|            away by the current. He turned his intelligent face toward
21    1,   23|           said the Major.~All eyes turned toward him immediately,
22    1,   23|          Glenarvan and his friends turned pale and looked at each
23    1,   24|             however, that all eyes turned toward Glenarvan, for Paganel’
24    1,   24|  characterizes true merit. Then he turned the conversation on the
25    2,    1|           his narrative, Glenarvan turned to Mary and said; “My dear
26    2,    5|            to the storm. The yacht turned about like a swift horse
27    2,    5|      prosper it!”~The barrels were turned upside down, and instantly
28    2,   12|           at that moment the child turned over in his sleep, and,
29    2,   12|        unfastened the bullocks and turned them out to feed at will.
30    2,   12|          in his vest pocket, which turned out to be “Richardson’s
31    2,   13|         sunlight, only the side is turned. Only the profile of the
32    2,   13|      reading this article, McNabbs turned to the geographer and said, “
33    2,   14|          natives, since he has not turned up at any of the settlements
34    2,   14|           Ayrton.~The conversation turned on the convicts after the
35    2,   15|            gentle eminence. Ayrton turned his team a little toward
36    2,   15|          flanks. The quartermaster turned them out with the four horses,
37    2,   16|          we cannot.”~All eyes were turned on the quartermaster, who
38    2,   16|           quartermaster’s face. He turned away his head, but not before
39    2,   17|          crew of the BRITANNIA has turned leader of the convict gang.”~
40    2,   19|           movement of the raft; it turned round with dizzying rapidity,
41    3,    1|     iron-heeled boots, and then he turned abruptly to John Mangles.~“
42    3,    4|   starboard side of the vessel was turned toward them, and, in spite
43    3,    6|            At ten o’clock the tide turned. The breeze blew gently
44    3,    6|            freshened. The tide had turned at ten o’clock, and by three
45    3,    6|          grinning face of a monkey turned toward the sky. It was Pirongia,
46    3,    7| involuntary halt, the conversation turned on the incidents of the
47    3,    8|            Hakarihoata Ranges were turned, and the party camped immediately.
48    3,    8|          enormous whales, suddenly turned to stone. These disrupted
49    3,   10|         Lady Helena and Mary Grant turned away their eyes more with
50    3,   10|       shoulder of Lady Helena, who turned pale at his touch.~“Edward!”
51    3,   13|            mountain, and then they turned to judge of their position,
52    3,   13|      DUNCAN evoked by John Mangles turned Glenarvan’s thoughts into
53    3,   13|        guns of riflemen!”~And they turned, and once more climbed the
54    3,   14|            surrounding hills; then turned, and gazed in terror at
55    3,   15|              Not one of the rowers turned his head—not an oar-stroke
56    3,   15|            Paganel alone rose, and turned his telescope to the point
57    3,   16|         guilty of such a thing! He turned red and looked quite disturbed.~“
58    3,   17|            as you please.”~Then he turned his eyes away toward the
59    3,   17|           to my questions?”~Ayrton turned his head toward Glenarvan,
60    3,   17|     quartermaster’s reply.~Then he turned away and quietly walked
61    3,   17|         beak-head of the yacht was turned toward Talcahuano, over
62    3,   17|         ignorance? It could not be turned against him. His silence
63    3,   19|          vessel was in consequence turned toward it immediately.~Two
64    3,   19|            calm sea, and the screw turned up a luminous furrow in
65    3,   20|           the verb ABORDER, and it turned out to be a proper name,
66    3,   20|            charge of John Mangles, turned away. Ayrton, who remained