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 1    1,    1|      in the way of fishing, we’ll soon haul up the monster
 2    1,    1|        papers are inside, they’ll be in a pretty state!”~“
 3    1,    2|      she was shipwrecked.”~“We’ll get that by and by,” said
 4    1,    2|      said the Major.~“Well, we’ll go on,” resumed Glenarvan. “
 5    1,    2| language.”~“Very well, then, I’ll set to work.”~In a few minutes
 6    1,    2|  Shipping Gazette here, and we’ll see the name on the list,
 7    1,    2|      Very true, my dear, and I’ll not forget to let them know
 8    1,    4|    exclaimed little Robert, “I’ll go and speak to those people
 9    1,    4|    those people myself, and we’ll see if they—” He did not
10    1,    4|    with gratitude; and then we’ll both go together.”~“Mary!”
11    1,    6|         take my word for it; I’ll have a capital sailor to
12    1,    6|      Grant before long, for we’ll find the worthy captain,
13    1,    7|      Oh, as to the SCOTIA, you’ll have to give that up meantime.”~“
14    1,    8|        ascend it, probably you’ll think it high enough.”~“
15    1,    8|  elements are against you.”~“I’ll be even with them for all
16    1,    8| yourself, my dear Paganel, you’ll have the mountains at any
17    1,    9|         Rude petit bonhomme. I’ll teach him geography.”~Robert
18    1,   10|         replied Glenarvan, “we’ll manage to go, my boy, and
19    1,   10|         for you may be sure we’ll help ourselves.”~“Go on,”
20    1,   12|   Antuco, and I’m quite sure I’ll lead you to the foot of
21    1,   12|   reply: and Mulrady added, “I’ll carry the boy.”~The march
22    1,   13|       venison.”~“Well, Tom, we’ll try and get some combustible
23    1,   13|    readiness for supper, and I’ll go out and turn woodcutter.”~“
24    1,   13|        boy, rest yourself. You’ll be a man, when others are
25    1,   13|          said Wilson.~“Well, I’ll undertake to cook it,” said
26    1,   13|      we go to sleep?”~“Yes, we’ll go to sleep, Paganel.”~Each
27    1,   14|     one hour longer.”~“Yes, we’ll wait another,” replied the
28    1,   15|     with no better success.~“I’ll change the phrase,” he said;
29    1,   15|        irritated, and said,~“I’ll be hanged if I can make
30    1,   18|     friend,” said Paganel.~“We’ll have supper first,” rejoined
31    1,   18|     minutes’ silence.~“Yes, we’ll find him,” was Glenarvan’
32    1,   19|     armed; let them come.”~“We’ll certainly give them a warm
33    1,   19|    falls?” said Glenarvan.~“He’ll not fall.”~But notwithstanding
34    1,   20|      what must we do then?”~“I’ll go and ask him,” replied
35    1,   21|        with perfect grace.~“He’ll get on!” added the sergeant. “
36    1,   21|        added the sergeant. “He’ll be colonel-major or brigadier-general
37    1,   23|       of my telescope, and you’ll see what a fire I’ll get
38    1,   23|       you’ll see what a fire I’ll get to dry myself by. Who
39    1,   24| Paganel,” said the Major, “you’ll never make me admit the
40    1,   24|     suggested the Major.~“They’ll make them some day.”~“And
41    1,   24|        not; but if you like, I’ll tell you a little Arabian
42    2,    1|         replied Glenarvan, “we’ll discuss the program of our
43    2,    2|    asked his wife one day.~“He’ll think John is worthy of
44    2,    2|         my dear Edward, and he’ll think right.”~Meanwhile,
45    2,    4|       No,” replied Paganel, “I’ll merely ask a question for
46    2,    4|          asked Mary.~“Well, we’ll find him still,” exclaimed
47    2,    5|         Let the storm come, we’ll meet it!”~John Mangles remained
48    2,    8|      need to bring forward.~“I’ll only ask you one question,
49    2,    8|        quickly.~“Well then, we’ll have all the men we can
50    2,   12|           Perfectly so. Now we’ll take Oceanica first; where
51    2,   12|      the English, too! Well, I’ll not be the one to dispute
52    3,    1|   captain’s peculiarities.~“We’ll see,” said the master of
53    3,   16|   McNabbs,” replied Austin. “I’ll go and fetch it.”~V. IV
54    3,   19|        I will be a sailor, you’ll say yes, won’t you, sister?
55    3,   19|   father. When you grow up you’ll be just himself.”~“I hope
56    3,   19|        will die for them.”~“We’ll live for them, on the contrary,”