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 1  Int      |  attention during the three years following 1865. The characters used
 2  Int      |           study. During the years following 1865 he even, for a time,
 3    1,    2|       that remained of it was the following:~62 Bri gow~sink stra~aland~
 4    1,    2|           pen, and dashed off the following lines immediately: “On the
 5    1,    2|          Morning Chronicle in the following words: “For information
 6    1,    6|        what information he can by following up the footsteps of great
 7    1,   16|        occurred that night or the following day. They rode well and
 8    1,   16|           But the track they were following was one little frequented
 9    1,   16|          In the line we have been following?”~“Yes.”~“And who is this
10    1,   21|           to Colorado. Instead of following the track of Harry Grant,
11    1,   23|         of finding Harry Grant by following up the given parallel, ought
12    1,   26|        meal, and afterward, each, following the Major’s example, scooped
13    2,    3|          Harry Grant had involved following a parallel across continents
14    2,   12|           shoulders, on which the following was written:~TOLINE.~To
15    2,   13|          Glenarvan read aloud the following message:~SYDNEY, Jan. 2,
16    2,   15|        called out to the horsemen following him.~“What is wrong?” inquired
17    2,   16|         return to the encampment, following the winding margin of the
18    2,   16|     letter, when McNabbs, who was following him with his eyes, asked
19    2,   17|         from tracking Mulrady, or following him, as they were not mounted.~
20    2,   18| questioned him, and extracted the following information: When he left
21    2,   19|     Victoria Hotel.~At 2 P.M. the following telegraphic reply was received: “
22    3,    8|       miles a day. But instead of following the windings of the coast,
23    3,   18|         syllable, he repeated the following sentences:~“LE 27th JUIN,