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1 1, 6| traveling cap, and strong, low, yellow boots with leather 2 1, 9| coast on either side was low and sandy. Jacques Paganel 3 1, 15| and massive form, with a low forehead, almost circular 4 1, 19| listening, Thaouka gave a low neigh, and stretched his 5 1, 19| calm him by keeping up a low, continuous whistle.~Glenarvan 6 1, 22| It was a complete copse, low and close packed, but a 7 2, 4| aborigines of Australia are low enough in the scale of human 8 2, 5| John!” said Glenarvan in a low voice to the captain, “I 9 2, 6| driven away or stranded at low water. After so many hours 10 2, 9| interest. A succession of low hills rich in dust, a long 11 2, 9| rain; where the forests are low and the grasses gigantic; 12 2, 11| but his features were of a low, brutal type, which did 13 2, 11| pedestrians.~The spurs of some low hills were skirted at the 14 2, 11| of prairie, known as the “Low Level Plains,” next met 15 2, 12| terminated in a range of low hills, and it was not long 16 2, 12| still mingling with the low, sweet song of the wild 17 3, 1| Yes,” said John, in a low voice, “they never landed, 18 3, 4| beacon-light point behind a low hill which concealed the 19 3, 8| The grass gave way to a low scrub of small bushes bearing 20 3, 8| and partridge under the low shrubs of the plain. Olbinett, 21 3, 8| obstructed the view of the low range of hills which closed 22 3, 9| their alarm, conversed in a low voice with Glenarvan, and 23 3, 10| lofty summits clothed with low trees; on the east a broad 24 3, 11| miles off at the top of a low hill called Maunganamu, 25 3, 15| For two days plains of low scrub succeeded each other 26 3, 17| contracted, and he muttered in a low voice, “I cannot, my Lord.”~ 27 3, 19| This was Maria Theresa, a low, elongated island, scarcely 28 3, 21| jests of caricaturists and low newspapers, by their secretary