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 1    1,    3|        her brother consented to stay till Lord Glenarvan returned.~
 2    1,    8|        you want me very much to stay, dont you?” said Paganel.~“
 3    1,    8|   Paganel.~“And you’re dying to stay, now, aren’t you, Paganel?”
 4    1,   18|       my dear Paganel, you must stay with the reserve corps,”
 5    1,   19|        me to go, and for him to stay by you.”~Then seizing Thaouka’
 6    1,   23|    could, in prospect of a long stay.~“As the kitchen and dining-room
 7    2,    5|         sail at any moment, and stay in the shrouds himself watching
 8    2,    8|      compliment you on yours.”~“Stay on board of her, then, Ayrton,”
 9    2,   17| impracticable. “But we must not stay here,” he added, “without
10    2,   17|     know also that things can’t stay long as they are; Ayrton
11    3,    2|        But it was impossible to stay on deck, as it rained violently.
12    3,    4| continuous rain obliged them to stay below, where the want of
13    3,    4|        seen below. He could not stay in one place. His nervous
14    3,    4|       other, and they dared not stay there. John Mangles, knowing
15    3,    5|      deck. Robert had chosen to stay with them. The brave boy
16    3,    6|       could have come so far.”~“Stay!” said John Mangles; “I
17    3,    8|  junction.”~“Well, could we not stay there for the night? Lady
18    3,   14|      the tomb of Kara-Tete. And stay there three, four, even
19    3,   15|     rapidity. But no shot could stay their course. After a few
20    3,   16|      Glenarvan; “I beg you will stay. Ben Joyce must see all
21    3,   19|       and Robert, who would not stay behind, were all assembled
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