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 1    1,    5|         Glenarvan had in them a band of trusty fellows, skilled
 2    1,   12|  devotion and courage the small band could not have gone on.
 3    1,   12|      the strength of the little band was giving way. Glenarvan
 4    1,   16|  Cordilleras, Glenarvan and his band came first to plains of
 5    1,   17|    moved forward than the whole band wheeled round, and disappeared
 6    1,   23|    asylum offered to the little band of Glenarvan. Young Grant
 7    1,   25|       supported by a phosphoric band of intense brilliancy. This
 8    2,   11|    mention of the presence of a band of convicts in the neighborhood,
 9    2,   13|       must be attributed to the band of convicts which escaped
10    2,   14| occurrence ended the sport. The band of marsupia had disappeared
11    2,   17|        river. Ben Joyce and his band must be at considerable
12    2,   18|        of Ben Joyce, nor of his band. They penetrated as far
13    2,   18|         Lucknow Road, while the band took the road southeast
14    3,    9|        night before, the little band had unwittingly, owing to
15    3,   11|     garments kept in place by a band of hanes, were placed on
16    3,   14|         ten minutes, the little band ascended by insensible degrees
17    3,   15|     distance of about a mile, a band of natives, who rushed toward
18    3,   18|        along the shore, I met a band of convicts who had just