Book,  chapter

 1    1,    4|         s life.”~Lord Glenarvan shook his head; not that he doubted
 2    1,    7|       welcome such a guest, and shook hands cordially.~“And now
 3    1,   13|          This was the Major. He shook off the blinding snow and
 4    1,   14|         to hear him. At last he shook his head, and said, almost
 5    1,   18|       it with kisses.~Glenarvan shook his head, but said no more,
 6    1,   19| Thalcave, guessing his meaning, shook his head. He knew they would
 7    1,   21|    interpreted by Thalcave, who shook his head and gave an approving
 8    1,   24|         question, but Glenarvan shook his head, and said nothing,
 9    1,   25|       up in its whirl. The tree shook to its roots. Glenarvan
10    1,   26|       his friend.~He got up and shook his stiffened limbs, and
11    1,   26|        Come!”~The Indian gently shook his head.~“Come, friend,”
12    2,    8|         team set off. The wagon shook and the planks creaked,
13    2,   11|   ruffians.”~The police-officer shook his head at this inference.~“
14    2,   11|      guard.”~The police-officer shook his head gently, but continuously.~“
15    2,   12|    examining it attentively, he shook his head with an air of
16    2,   17|        seized the newspaper. He shook it in his efforts to keep
17    2,   18|        and God be with you.”~He shook hands with him, and bade
18    2,   19|    arrived first.”~John Mangles shook his head. He knew Tom Austin.
19    3,    4|        out for land?”~Glenarvan shook his head in dissent.~“And
20    3,    4|     cabin, rubbed his eyes, and shook his great red head. Then
21    3,    5|      miserable beings.”~Paganel shook his head. “In this case
22    3,   17|         Will you speak?”~Ayrton shook his head like a man determined
23    3,   17|         renewing the search, he shook his head like a man who