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 1    1,    5|      one topic of interest and conversation, to the great vexation of
 2    1,    8|     deck, but did not make the conversation any less animated in the
 3    1,    8|      enough, the main topic of conversation was the weather. Everybody
 4    1,   10|     ended the discussion, if a conversation can be so called, where
 5    1,   16|       not caring to enter into conversation with strangers. To a solitary
 6    1,   16|       Nothing.”~This ended the conversation. It was quite possible that
 7    1,   18|       best to be done. A rapid conversation followed, a few words of
 8    1,   18| genuine affection.~During this conversation the horses had been slackening
 9    1,   19|     could muster, though their conversation was often interrupted by
10    1,   20|    Glenarvan busily engaged in conversation with the Indian, though
11    1,   21|    which it was held, a lively conversation ensued. Glenarvan would
12    1,   22|       report the result of his conversation.~“And what does Thalcave
13    1,   24|      drop the subject.”~So the conversation ended—a conversation which
14    1,   24|       the conversation ended—a conversation which great results were
15    1,   24|     which is imperishable.~The conversation was very animated. Many
16    1,   24|      merit. Then he turned the conversation on the peculiarities of
17    1,   24|      to give a new turn to the conversation. “You are complaining of
18    1,   25|   interrupted this inopportune conversation, the violence increasing
19    2,    1|    Then he managed to turn the conversation to safer topics by saying: “
20    2,    4|        less gloomy turn to the conversation, he added—~“But I won’t
21    2,    5|      OCEAN~Two days after this conversation, John Mangles announced
22    2,    6|       during which an animated conversation was kept up on all sides.
23    2,   11|       and his somewhat serious conversation was not unpleasing.~The
24    2,   11| surveyor-general, entered into conversation with him and the inspector
25    2,   12|    that was very charming.~The conversation with him, however, was still
26    2,   12|     Indeed, the wind-up of the conversation converted the worthy geographer
27    2,   13|      little town. Ten minutes’ conversation with Dickson, the loquacious
28    2,   14|        Paganel and Ayrton.~The conversation turned on the convicts after
29    2,   17|        followed them. Soon the conversation began again. ‘He is a clever
30    2,   17|        are corroborated by the conversation between the convicts, which
31    2,   17|       entrap Glenarvan. In the conversation overheard by McNabbs, the
32    2,   18|       would have forbidden any conversation; but Mulrady insisted with
33    3,    4|      He had ceased to hold any conversation with the coarse seaman;
34    3,    7|     this involuntary halt, the conversation turned on the incidents
35    3,   13|     when he was the subject of conversation, though nobody appeared
36    3,   15|    They still chatted, but the conversation had ceased to be general.
37    3,   15|      Lady Helena joined in the conversation; but she did not participate
38    3,   21|    utmost disquietude.~A short conversation ensued between McNabbs and