Book,  chapter

 1    1,    4|             of this touching scene, shouted with one voice, “Hurrah
 2    1,   10|        Heaven will help us, madam,” shouted Paganel, in reply, “for
 3    1,   13|             and fro, and opened.~He shouted to his companions, but they
 4    1,   14|            got him, we’ve got him,” shouted Glenarvan; and without waiting
 5    1,   15| compriendeis?“ (Do you understand?) shouted Paganel, at the very top
 6    1,   17|           with each other, for they shouted and gesticulated at a great
 7    1,   18|             Yes, yes! it is water!” shouted Robert.~They were right;
 8    1,   22|              anda!“ (quick, quick), shouted Thalcave, in a voice like
 9    1,   22|        their saddles.~“Anda, anda!“ shouted Thalcave, and again they
10    1,   22|            like a fish.”~“Lookout!” shouted the Major, in a stentorian
11    1,   23|      Thaouka.~“Thalcave, Thalcave!” shouted Robert, stretching out his
12    1,   23|            him.~“Paganel, Paganel!” shouted Glenarvan.~“Here,” replied
13    1,   26|         violent jolt.~“Land! land!” shouted Paganel, in a ringing tone.~
14    2,    5|              Haul up the foresail!” shouted the captain. “Lower the
15    2,    5|            The engine! the engine!” shouted the engineer.~Away rushed
16    2,    5|          and starboard.~“Be ready!” shouted John, looking out for a
17    2,   17|           Mulrady. The brave sailor shouted hurrah! and said: “My Lord,
18    3,   10|          tumult.~“Taboo! Taboo!” he shouted.~At that word the crowd
19    3,   15|        Austin! Tom Austin!” the lad shouted. “He is on board! I see
20    3,   19|         into Robert’s arms.~“Help!” shouted Robert. “My sister! my father!
21    3,   19|             reigned around. Paganel shouted his loudest. No response
22    3,   20|             cared to show.~“Go on!” shouted John to the engineer.~The