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 1    1,   11|     the CATAPEZ was sure to be answered by the learned Frenchman
 2    1,   24| document read?”~“Easily enough answered. Here is the document,”
 3    1,   26|      start. At last he neither answered nor spoke, and he reeled
 4    2,    1|       McNabbs.~“That is easily answered. After leaving Twofold Bay,
 5    2,   12|     Austria, Prussia, France,” answered Paganel.~“They are provinces,
 6    2,   15|       squatters and rovers. He answered all the questions put to
 7    2,   18|      whistle was repeated, and answered by a kind of report, but
 8    2,   18|      Mulrady?—”~“Yes, Edward,” answered Lady Helena. “A reaction
 9    3,    1|     You are right, Miss Mary,” answered John Mangles; “he must.
10    3,    1|       his ship.~“The captain,” answered John Mangles.~“I am the
11    3,    1|  exclaimed John.~“He will do,” answered Paganel. “He is a regular
12    3,    1|      his time.”~“What matter?” answered Glenarvan, “as long as he
13    3,    1|     always am.”~“Mr. Paganel,” answered John, “you have a secret
14    3,    5|    boat?”~“Yes, if necessary,” answered John; “but we should have
15    3,    5|     you alive?”~“The fact is,” answered the Major, “I would not
16    3,    6|    John.~“All ready, captain,” answered Wilson.~“All aboard!” cried
17    3,    6|    rising tide.~“All but one,” answered Lady Helena.~“Which, Madam?”
18    3,    6|        berth.”~“Yes, captain,” answered the sailor, throwing his
19    3,    6|     Glenarvan.~“That is true,” answered John Mangles. “Keep her
20    3,    6|       Mangles.~“Yes, captain,” answered the sailor, “the boat is
21    3,   11|      he to Glenarvan.~“I did,” answered Glenarvan.~“You die to-morrow
22    3,   11|        of the Pakekas?”~“Yes,” answered the Maori.~“You have seen
23    3,   12|       a man.”~“Animal or man,” answered the Major, “I will soon
24    3,   12| inquired Robert.~“No, Robert!” answered Mary Grant.~“Why! have you
25    3,   13|           That I do not know,” answered Paganel, “but we shall manage
26    3,   13|        darkness.”~“Excellent,” answered Paganel, “if the Maories
27    3,   15|       stopped by a river which answered to the Wakari on Paganel’