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 1    1,    6|       the most affable manner.~“Allow me to shake hands with you,
 2    1,    7|      over,” he added, “you will allow me, Monsieur Paganel, to
 3    1,    7|        but I should not like to allow you to be laboring under
 4    1,    7|         feel your courtesy, but allow me to make one observation:
 5    1,    8|         Glenarvan.~“Well, then, allow me to profit by my unlucky
 6    1,   10|   Glenarvan, however, would not allow himself to be disheartened;
 7    1,   15|           But Paganel would not allow him to proceed. He shrugged
 8    1,   24|         That is a word we don’t allow in France.”~“What!” continued
 9    1,   24|         point.~“Because, if you allow the word AUSTRALIE! you
10    1,   24|        AUSTRALIE! you must also allow the word INDIENS, and Indians
11    2,    7|       De Lesseps, and would not allow political rivalries to interfere
12    2,    8|      contrivance, which did not allow of the vehicle turning quickly.
13    2,    8|     captain,” returned Ayrton, “allow a sailor who knows what
14    2,   16|       river will get lower, and allow us to ford it, or we shall
15    2,   16|         an affair of four days. Allow the DUNCAN two days more
16    2,   17|       was dressed, he would not allow any more fuss to be made
17    2,   18|     darkness of the night would allow. He reckoned that he had
18    3,    8| prudential motives they did not allow themselves to straggle,
19    3,   13|    practicable ridge that would allow of a passage to the neighboring
20    3,   13|   meddle with us there! Ladies! allow me to do the honors of this
21    3,   13|        Paganel, “if the Maories allow us to pass.”~“And if not?”
22    3,   17|        have been fool enough to allow myself to be caught. Act
23    3,   17|      document did not appear to allow any fresh interpretation.
24    3,   18|         me.”~“And that is—”~“To allow me to be left on one of
25    3,   21|       freak he would be able to allow himself. Paganel was in