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 1    1,    3|      enormous, and he spent it entirely in doing good. His kindheartedness
 2    1,    4| bravely, and to devote herself entirely to her little brother, who
 3    1,    5| Highland Black Watch, composed entirely of Scotch noblemen.~As a
 4    1,   11|     the stirrups, and trusting entirely to the sagacity of his beast.
 5    1,   13|     extent, had been displaced entirely, and was speeding down toward
 6    1,   17|      wet, marshy spots, almost entirely under water, where the willows
 7    1,   17|   races, which had been almost entirely swept away in 1833 by General
 8    1,   23|       addressing the sailors.~“Entirely,” said Tom Austin, while
 9    1,   25|      The clouds now covered it entirely; only a dim streak of light
10    1,   26|     himself since they parted, entirely ascribing his deliverance
11    2,    1|        that these islands were entirely out of the question.~“Let
12    2,    2| BRITANNIA, and found the names entirely unknown. The Tristan d’Acunha
13    2,    5|      of December the wind fell entirely; as the sailors say, there
14    2,    5|      at the mercy of the waves entirely now, with nothing to steady
15    2,    6|       the hurricane had ceased entirely, and there was only a manageable
16    2,    6|       plain below. It appeared entirely uncultivated, and covered
17    2,   17|       Glenarvan and the letter entirely, till his friends called
18    2,   19|    were to be met with; it was entirely uninhabited, unless by ferocious
19    2,   19|      of the way. His wound was entirely cicatrized. The town of
20    3,    3|       no ship ever sailed more entirely depending on Providence
21    3,    6|      the wind soon fell almost entirely, and the raft became nearly
22    3,   18|     relate to myself. They are entirely personal, and will not do
23    3,   19|  purpose to which it should be entirely consecrated— that is to
24    3,   20|   Captain Grant. He had almost entirely deciphered the indecipherable