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 1    1,    1|       the neck, I think we might easily withdraw the papers,” suggested
 2    1,    2|        asked the Major.~“That is easily ascertained,” said the captain,
 3    1,    2|          made in the document as easily as if Captain Grant were
 4    1,    4|         colonization. But, as is easily understood, the Government
 5    1,    6|         a sail or plait a gasket easily enough.”~“Do you say so,
 6    1,    7|          the DUNCAN will sail as easily to Calcutta as to Concepcion;
 7    1,   10|        of the prisoners. You can easily convince yourselves of this
 8    1,   13|      mountains.~Ten people could easily find room in it, and though
 9    1,   18|          brilliancy. These might easily have been taken for sheets
10    1,   18|       sorts of movements, that’s easily acquired. Indeed, it comes
11    1,   23|          help of the lens it was easily kindled, for the sun was
12    1,   23|         passes through.”~“That’s easily said. I need not disturb
13    1,   24|        will the document read?”~“Easily enough answered. Here is
14    1,   26|       was enough for him.~As can easily be imagined, after their
15    2,    1|  document.”~“Nothing can be more easily and quickly done,” replied
16    2,    1|          asked McNabbs.~“That is easily answered. After leaving
17    2,    1| Talcahuano, and, besides, we can easily replenish our stock of coal
18    2,    4|          found an English colony easily, but he would certainly
19    2,    6|       slope, and the boat glided easily into a sort of natural creek
20    2,    8|     should say she could do that easily.”~“Say seventeen,” put in
21    2,   12|          at so tender an age was easily explained. The child was
22    2,   13|          cattle, and wagon could easily pass between the trees,
23    2,   13|            and one that you will easily understand. In this country
24    2,   15|      would reach the DUNCAN more easily from Twofold Bay, than if
25    2,   15|         Horses and riders passed easily beneath their drooping leaves,
26    2,   17|       our journey which might be easily recognized. The gang followed
27    2,   18|     fired in a few seconds would easily clear a road infested with
28    2,   18|      South Wales, where he would easily find the means of transport
29    2,   18|          and wait for me. I will easily manage to get you on board.
30    3,    4|        heavy vessel did not rise easily to the waves. By and by
31    3,    5|       tasted human flesh, is not easily persuaded to forego it.
32    3,    6|  destruction.~John’s anxiety may easily be understood. His cable
33    3,    8|   afternoon, nine miles had been easily accomplished. According
34    3,   15|        on Paganel’s map, and was easily forded. For two days plains