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 1    1,   24|             were paid Paganel on his twofold talents as hunter and cook,
 2    2,    1|         Bernouilli, and leaves it at Twofold Bay. You will agree with
 3    2,    1|              answered. After leaving Twofold Bay, we cross an arm of
 4    2,    7|           off the dangerous reefs of Twofold Bay.~This ended Ayrton’s
 5    2,    7|            we will go without her to Twofold Bay.”~“And how?” asked Mangles.~“
 6    2,   13|             little party would reach Twofold Bay.~They were all in good
 7    2,   13|              Mangles. “When we reach Twofold Bay it will be time enough
 8    2,   15|              DUNCAN more easily from Twofold Bay, than if a message was
 9    2,   15|        should wait till they came to Twofold Bay. The Major watched Ayrton
10    2,   15|           which lay between them and Twofold Bay? John Mangles and Lord
11    2,   16|            is the exact longitude of Twofold Bay?” asked Glenarvan.~“
12    2,   16|          between the Snowy River and Twofold Bay.~“You are a brave traveling
13    2,   16|            to Tom Austin to go on to Twofold Bay.”~This unexpected proposition
14    2,   16|     guarantee the DUNCAN shall be in Twofold Bay.”~“That’s well spoken,”
15    2,   16|              repair without delay to Twofold Bay. He introduced the quartermaster
16    2,   17|              wrecked on the rocks in Twofold Bay. Harry Grant had never
17    2,   17|           that since we cannot go to Twofold Bay, we must go to Melbourne.
18    2,   18|           the DUNCAN would anchor in Twofold Bay, and twenty-four hours
19    2,   18|              hour. He is to sail for Twofold Bay at once; and if he does
20    2,   18|             level. We can then reach Twofold Bay by short stages, and
21    2,   18|            the means of transport to Twofold Bay, and from there he could
22    2,   18|             and in six I shall reach Twofold Bay. This is to be the rendezvous.
23    2,   19|           might, and they must reach Twofold Bay before Ben Joyce and
24    2,   19|           Glenarvan. “We must get to Twofold Bay; we are only thirty-five
25    2,   19|      Wellesley, and fifty miles from Twofold Bay.~Means of conveyance
26    2,   19|           his duty to cast anchor in Twofold Bay, for the sea was heavy,
27    2,   19|               LORD GLENARVAN, Eden.~“Twofold Bay.~“The DUNCAN left on
28    3,    1|            four vessels, anchored in Twofold Bay, constituted the mercantile
29    3,    1|             be a tedious affair, for Twofold Bay is not much frequented.
30    3,    1|           The geographer had visited Twofold Bay on his own account,
31    3,    1| problematical arrival of a vessel in Twofold Bay. But before coming to
32    3,    1|            goes to New Zealand. From Twofold Bay to Auckland we shall
33    3,    1|            northern road that skirts Twofold Bay.~It was a melancholy
34    3,    1|              cruelly disappointed at Twofold Bay!~Paganel was full of
35    3,    3|          than the MACQUARIE did from Twofold Bay.~This unpardonable carelessness
36    3,    4|            from their departure from Twofold Bay came, without the fears
37    3,   16|             you meant to order me to Twofold Bay.”~“Have you the letter
38    3,   18|              accomplices had gone to Twofold Bay, as was proved by the