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 1    1,    3|        will be back. My husband determined to lay the document before
 2    1,    4|    course she should adopt, but determined to go to Dumbartonshire
 3    1,    9|        few Spanish volumes, and determined forthwith to set to work
 4    1,   16|      the lips of the Major, and determined to carry the day, was about
 5    1,   17|         a great rate. Glenarvan determined to go up to them; but he
 6    1,   19|     actual state of affairs, he determined to bring things to a crisis.~“
 7    1,   19|        blind and obstinate, and determined to sacrifice himself at
 8    1,   22|        saying a word. His bold, determined nature made it impossible
 9    1,   24|         the afternoon, and they determined to have supper at six. Paganel
10    2,    6|       Bernouilli? This was soon determined by taking the position of
11    2,    9|      known in England when they determined to send their criminals
12    2,   10| shallower, and it was here they determined to try to pass over. The
13    2,   13|      frighten eight well-armed, determined men. My advice, then, is
14    2,   17|        and the audacious fellow determined to act his part immediately.
15    2,   18|         said the Major, coolly, determined to prevent Glenarvan from
16    2,   18|         the brave fellow was so determined to speak.”~This revelation
17    2,   19|     Glenarvan was suffering. He determined to conquer the difficulty
18    3,    4|        that the passengers were determined to hold their own, for after
19    3,   17|       affair. But Glenarvan was determined to be patient. Powerful
20    3,   17|       shook his head like a man determined to be silent.~“Will you
21    3,   18|  Without the least hesitation I determined to appropriate the DUNCAN,
22    3,   20|   vessel, and, as Glenarvan had determined to start the same day, he