Book,  chapter

 1  Int      |        Island,” which was in its turn a sequel to “Twenty Thousand
 2  Int      |   hemisphere. Thus they cross in turn through South America, Australia
 3    1,    2|       brought, and John began to turn over the leaves rapidly,
 4    1,    4|      began to interrogate in her turn, asking her about her past
 5    1,    4|         we shall see if she will turn a deaf ear to the prayers
 6    1,    6|           we are going to have a turn before breakfast. I hope
 7    1,    7|          helm has only to give a turn at the wheel, and the DUNCAN
 8    1,   13|      supper, and I’ll go out and turn woodcutter.”~“Wilson and
 9    1,   15|    understand).~It was Paganel’s turn now to be amazed. He pushed
10    1,   16|         more, you are welcome to turn over my leaves whenever
11    1,   18|       you that some day you will turn out an accomplished horseman.”~“
12    1,   19|        away over the Pampas, and turn off the wolves from us by
13    1,   23|          go on board the DUNCAN, turn her beak head to the east,
14    1,   24|          as likely to give a new turn to the conversation. “You
15    2,    1|        cheek. Then he managed to turn the conversation to safer
16    2,    1|     Isles were rejected in their turn. Not a single word, or part
17    2,    4|    anxious to give a less gloomy turn to the conversation, he
18    2,    7| slightest opportunity that might turn up, though he knew that
19    2,    9|        on the frontier, when you turn round and abuse it. Well,
20    2,    9|      Lady Helena. “What will you turn out?”~“Excellent, Madam,
21    2,   10|        would taste the water and turn back. The sheep fled in
22    2,   13|        John Mangles undertook in turn to keep watch until sunrise.~
23    2,   13|       south, on the contrary, we turn our backs to them. I think
24    2,   16|    disembarked before they would turn into good, honest men. The
25    2,   19|          litter and carry you in turn.”~The litter was made of
26    3,    6|     Mangles. “The tide will then turn and carry us to land.”~Next
27    3,    6|         still an hour before the turn of the tide. In that time
28    3,    9|        was of a deeply religious turn of mind, and never lost
29    3,   12|          after her. Who does not turn his thoughts toward God
30    3,   12|        of their work, and in his turn slipped through the opening
31    3,   12|          three times, and in his turn John Mangles, preceding
32    3,   13|        firearms to savages! They turn them against the invaders,
33    3,   15|    quarter of a mile they had to turn aside or go around for some
34    3,   17|       and the DUNCAN had only to turn and go back.~After Glenarvan
35    3,   18|        was it that he must needs turn his powers to such evil
36    3,   19|         working for me, it is my turn now, and I will work for
37    3,   20|    blushed like a child when his turn came, and his voice trembled
38    3,   20|           had appeared to him in turn with absolute certainty.