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 1    1,    2|         not a shadow of doubt,” repeated Lord Glenarvan. “It is just
 2    1,    6|    cabin Number 6.”~“Number 6!” repeated the steward.~“Certainly;
 3    1,    6|       present.”~“Mr. Burdness!” repeated John Mangles, beginning
 4    1,   14|       vain, however, and to his repeated cries of “Robert, Robert!”
 5    1,   14|      Robert Grant? “Who knows?” repeated Glenarvan, keeping his eye
 6    1,   15|      accent!”~Once more Paganel repeated his compliment, but with
 7    1,   15|   addressing the Patagonian, he repeated the word, “ESPANOL?” (Spanish?).~“
 8    1,   15|      more nor less.”~“Camoens!” repeated Glenarvan; “but Paganel,
 9    1,   19|         is alive, he is alive,” repeated Glenarvan again and again.~“
10    1,   22|         Yes, in the Highlands,” repeated Mulrady.~“What’s bad in
11    1,   22|         behavior, several times repeated, made Glenarvan very uneasy,
12    1,   22|    forever.~“Courage, courage,” repeated Glenarvan, supporting Paganel
13    1,   24|      said the Major.~“Strange!” repeated Glenarvan, shrugging his
14    1,   26|       his head.~“Come, friend,” repeated Glenarvan.~“No,” said Thalcave,
15    2,    6|  domestics reverently stood, he repeated the BENEDICITE.~Dinner followed
16    2,    7|    parallel.”~“But the DUNCAN?” repeated Ayrton, as if particularly
17    2,   16|     Eden.”~“Four or five days!” repeated Ayrton, shaking his head; “
18    2,   17|   between the convicts, which I repeated to you. We need not lose
19    2,   18|      The mysterious whistle was repeated, and answered by a kind
20    2,   18|     misfortune that must not be repeated. Mulrady was sent, chosen
21    2,   18|    letter—Ben Joyce.”~The Major repeated these words, and looked
22    3,    1|         soul; and yet under the repeated blows of adverse fate, Glenarvan
23    3,    2|        way.~“Contin—contin,” he repeated, “that must mean continent!”~
24    3,    5|         Paganel.~“The savages!” repeated Glenarvan. “Can we not avoid
25    3,    5|         John Mangles.~“Hunger!” repeated Paganel; “but, above all,
26    3,    6|     imbedded in the sand by the repeated jerks of the cable, that
27    3,    9|        distinguished himself in repeated fights. The slaves and the
28    3,   10|       Tohonga?”~“Me alone? no,” repeated Glenarvan. “All of us perhaps
29    3,   12|         meal ended. Lady Helena repeated the evening prayer aloud,
30    3,   12|        companions, bare-headed, repeated it after her. Who does not
31    3,   12|      very silent.”~“Brave lad!” repeated Glenarvan.~“Watch the savages
32    3,   14|  finding that the noise was not repeated, resumed the ascent of the
33    3,   16|   disconcerted.~“Of Australia?” repeated Tom, opening his eyes. “
34    3,   16|      himself.~“New Zealand!” he repeated in an indescribable tone,
35    3,   16|     your Honor.”~“Ayrton here?” repeated Glenarvan, looking at John
36    3,   17|     Glenarvan.~“Easy, my Lord,” repeated Ayrton, in a mocking tone. “
37    3,   18|  articulating each syllable, he repeated the following sentences:~“
38    3,   19|       understand him.~“Yes!” he repeated, “my father is there! I
39    3,   19| response came.~“It is strange,” repeated the geographer, going back
40    3,   20|         said so to himself, but repeated it aloud, and appealed to
41    3,   20|     explained.~“Well, captain,” repeated Paganel, “do you remember