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 1    1,    6|             UNEXPECTED PASSENGER~THE ladies passed the whole of the
 2    1,    6|            that the company of these ladies will make our voyage in
 3    1,    7|           marvel to travelers. These ladies, I suppose, have never seen
 4    1,    7|         diverting, and enchanted the ladies with his good humor. Before
 5    1,   25|           living diamonds, which the ladies of Buenos Ayres convert
 6    2,    2|             all the passengers, both ladies and gentlemen, got into
 7    2,    4|              Let us begin, then; and ladies and gentlemen, you shall
 8    2,    5|             more can Miss Mary.”~The ladies could not disobey an order
 9    2,    5|         companions, and rejoined the ladies, who were anxiously watching
10    2,    5|          spoken on the subject. Both ladies displayed great courage,
11    2,    8|            in a bullock-wagon by the ladies, and that the gentlemen
12    2,    8|             apart especially for the ladies, and, under the carpenter’
13    2,    8|              everything that the two ladies could possibly require,
14    2,   10|            The water now rose to the ladies’ feet; the whole concern
15    2,   11|        Glenarvan wished to spare the ladies the horrible spectacle at
16    2,   14|         there, but when they saw the ladies get out of the wagon, they
17    2,   14|              My Lord, will not these ladies and yourself and friends
18    2,   14|              off, accompanied by the ladies and Lord Glenarvan and his
19    2,   14|            on the convicts after the ladies had left the table. The
20    2,   14|           brake was intended for the ladies, in which the coachman could
21    2,   15|         skill could not prevent. The ladies bore their share of discomfort
22    2,   15|             man now. I appeal to the ladies. Since ever I set foot on
23    2,   15|              More than once both the ladies and gentlemen had to get
24    2,   15|            the wagon, what would the ladies do? Could they go over the
25    2,   16|        Paganel, and McNabbs, and the ladies, and told them of this fresh
26    2,   16|             one animal can carry the ladies and the other the provisions.
27    2,   16|          miles a day. The courageous ladies did not shrink, if necessary,
28    2,   17|            Robert went in beside the ladies, while Olbinett rushed to
29    2,   19|         Mulrady and the two dripping ladies. Everyone was safe; but
30    2,   19|           legs bleed. The courageous ladies never complained, but footed
31    2,   19|              was time. The two young ladies were making heroic efforts,
32    3,    1|                Nine; two of them are ladies.”~“I have no cabins.”~“We
33    3,    4| accommodating passengers, especially ladies.~Their friends did their
34    3,    4|         wretches that comes near the ladies, I will shoot like a dog,”
35    3,    4|              from the murky sky, the ladies, relying on him, slept in
36    3,    6|              good grace, even by the ladies, who, however, had not much
37    3,    6|            to the nearest rocks. The ladies were carried to land without
38    3,    8|           said Glenarvan, seeing the ladies ready, “let us make a start.”~
39    3,    8|           thing, and there our brave ladies will be able to recruit
40    3,   10|            head.”~“Offer first these ladies in exchange for your priest,”
41    3,   10|            held her back.~“Those two ladies,” continued Glenarvan, bowing
42    3,   11|             the eyes of the two poor ladies. They understood then what
43    3,   12|            perhaps, and here are two ladies—”~Glenarvan’s voice, firm
44    3,   13|            cut off.”~But just as the ladies had risen with a despairing
45    3,   13|              hope to our dear, brave ladies. The sound will bring comfort
46    3,   13|            can meddle with us there! Ladies! allow me to do the honors
47    3,   15|         whither to fly! The two poor ladies on their knees, prayed in
48    3,   17|             For a whole hour the two ladies were closeted with the quartermaster,