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 1    1,    1|      For a moment they all sat silent, gazing at this frail relic,
 2    1,    3|     his sister.~Miss Grant sat silent and motionless, with clasped
 3    1,    5|        perfect temper; modest, silent, peaceable, and amiable,
 4    1,    6|     After some minutes of this silent contemplation he turned
 5    1,    8|     Paganel?”~Paganel remained silent.~“You would certainly have
 6    1,    8|      the learned secretary was silent.~“I should wait,” said the
 7    1,   10|      the meaning?”~Paganel was silent, absorbed in reflection.~“
 8    1,   10| individual?”~Paganel was still silent.~“Besides,” said Glenarvan, “
 9    1,   10|       made them all completely silent for a minute, though their
10    1,   16|       Who knows?”~Thalcave was silent, and gazed at the geographer
11    1,   18|   After a little, Thalcave sat silent and folded his arms.~“What
12    1,   19|    loved so dearly.~Robert was silent. Perhaps the danger seemed
13    1,   21|        end, and at last he was silent, but not till he had made
14    1,   22|         Thalcave was perfectly silent, and left Thaouka to lead
15    1,   23|       Atlantic?”~Glenarvan was silent.~“And however small the
16    1,   25|        the fire. They were all silent, troubled, and terrified,
17    2,    2|    indeed, since John remained silent, it was best to take no
18    2,    4| perusing it, he still remained silent, simply shrugging his shoulders,
19    2,    7|       answer. Paganel even was silent. His ingenuity for once
20    2,   16| contented himself with being a silent listener. There was reason
21    2,   16|    thoughts, but the Major was silent, and went up to the wagon,
22    2,   16|       crossed his arms and was silent.~“That is no reply, Ayrton,”
23    2,   16|       but Ayrton, who had been silent till that moment, now said: “
24    2,   17|       and then they were quite silent; but I did not know enough
25    3,    6|    minutes the passengers were silent. They gazed at the frail
26    3,   10|  trying to speak.”~Then he was silent for a few minutes.~“Kai-Koumou
27    3,   11|        assembled in the “pah,” silent and calm.~Kai-Koumou came
28    3,   12|     till now, faltered. He was silent a moment, and having overcome
29    3,   12|        cue of both sides to be silent.~“Is it Robert?” whispered
30    3,   12|      save you all; but be very silent.”~“Brave lad!” repeated
31    3,   12|       the pah. They were quite silent, and glided among the bushes
32    3,   15|       kept himself aloof, in a silent and pensive mood.~And yet,
33    3,   15|       calm. The fugitives were silent. But John, who did not want
34    3,   17|    like a man determined to be silent.~“Will you tell me where
35    3,   18|      perished.”~“Keep all this silent, friends,” said Glenarvan, “
36    3,   19|      voice; he became pale and silent, and presently fell down
37    3,   20|   clasped together in a close, silent embrace.~The moment Harry