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 1    1,    4|      there was little chance of finding them. Besides, they would
 2    1,    6|        got on board the DUNCAN.~Finding all his efforts baffled
 3    1,    9|     increase the probability of finding him. The captain was among
 4    1,   12|          after vain attempts at finding an opening, dismounted,
 5    1,   12|      was rather disconcerted at finding no way out to the other
 6    1,   14|      Major had no difficulty in finding a suitable place of encampment.
 7    1,   15|      prairie to another, always finding a well-spread table for
 8    1,   16|        They rode well and fast, finding the ground firm, and the
 9    1,   16|  nothing about degrees, and the finding of the document would appear
10    1,   17|     Patagonian was reassured at finding they were only ten in number.
11    1,   18|      time; they will be sure of finding clear, cool water when they
12    1,   23|     America, that all chance of finding them was gone forever. Where
13    1,   23|     however small the chance of finding Harry Grant by following
14    1,   23|    however slight our chance of finding him. But that is not the
15    1,   24|    traveled a long way, without finding what he sought. At last
16    2,    1|      but we have a certainty of finding him!”~Only such an assurance
17    2,    1|      Captain Grant, our hope of finding him was stronger than ever.
18    2,    3|       the ocean. Indeed, if the finding of Harry Grant had involved
19    2,    7| Caledonia, and had succeeded in finding an important point on the
20    2,    8|        fact, and the chances of finding him had increased. Not that
21    2,   16|  Glenarvan. “But are we sure of finding at the bay all we want when
22    3,   12|       at first indifferent, but finding the noise continue, he listened;
23    3,   14|        of Maunganamu.~But John, finding that the noise was not repeated,