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 1    1,    2|    German for SAILORS.”~“Then I suppose it is about a captain and
 2    1,    6|      don’t admire the DUNCAN, I suppose, Miss Mary?”~“On the contrary,
 3    1,    7|      for his heedless mistakes. Suppose he were in a railway train,
 4    1,    7|    Europe.”~“Thanks, my Lord. I suppose I must resign myself to
 5    1,    7|      travelers. These ladies, I suppose, have never seen it. Well
 6    1,   14|    called out, “Fire! fire! Oh, suppose Robert were still alive!
 7    1,   18|    Glenarvan?” he continued.~“I suppose,” replied Glenarvan, “the
 8    1,   19|        will save himself!”~“And suppose he falls?” said Glenarvan.~“
 9    1,   23|  breakfast,” said Glenarvan.~“I suppose you mean after we have made
10    1,   23|    point if necessary.”~“Do you suppose that I have not thought
11    1,   24|         of them, at any rate, I suppose?” said the Major.~“No,”
12    1,   25|        It is phosphorescence, I suppose,” said Glenarvan.~“No, but
13    2,    3|       rock, there is happiness. Suppose now, the Major and I—”~“
14    2,    4|         June’ on this document, suppose that one figure has been
15    2,    7|       37th parallel?”~“I should suppose so, sir; for hostile tribes
16    2,   10|       safely enough venture.~“I suppose there is no other way of
17    2,   12|     wonder, in this desert?”~“I suppose,” said Lady Helena, “he
18    2,   12|      School of Melbourne.”~“And suppose Toline trips you up, Paganel!”
19    2,   13|         Glenarvan; “but I don’t suppose the fact need materially
20    2,   15|        my dear Glenarvan. Don’t suppose you have a whole Switzerland
21    2,   16|       asked Glenarvan. “Does he suppose him capable of having killed
22    2,   16|     mind plainly out.”~“Does he suppose him acting in concert with
23    2,   16| communication with Melbourne. I suppose even at Delegete, on the
24    2,   17|         their search.”~“Then, I suppose,” said Lady Helena, “the
25    2,   17|  numbers enough to attack us, I suppose,” added Mulrady. “Ben Joyce
26    2,   19|       arrival of Ben Joyce. And suppose the~V. IV Verne yacht could
27    2,   19|      yacht could not go to sea; suppose there was a delay of a day,
28    3,    3|      takes no observations.”~“I suppose he thinks the ship knows
29    3,    5|      Major,” said Paganel; “but suppose they cooked you alive?”~“
30    3,   14|         But,” said Miss Grant, “suppose they wish to be sure of
31    3,   18|         still your intention, I suppose, to deliver me up to the
32    3,   21|  Paganel, it is settled then, I suppose?”~“I dare not.”~“Come, now,