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 1    1,    4|      skippers in the merchant service. He lived in Dundee, in
 2    1,    4|     placed his fortune at the service of the cause, built a ship,
 3    1,    5|      Mr. Morton conducted the service, and when he had ended and
 4    1,    6|     that have enlisted in the service of the good cause. We shall
 5    1,    6|    the Castle then.”~“At your service, madam; but let me tell
 6    1,    6|   study, wishes to see active service, and is on his way to India
 7    1,    7|       crew were attending the service at St. Mungo’s. All was
 8    1,    8|       to bring science to the service of humanity?”~“That’s well
 9    1,   12|  mules and myself are at your service to try the other passes
10    1,   21|      he was naturalized, took service in the Argentine army, and
11    1,   26| though delighted to be of any service to his friend.~He got up
12    2,    7|     been two months now in my service, and I have never had once
13    2,    7|        and if I can be of any service to you—”~“Most certainly
14    2,   16|    may thus still be of great service to us.”~“Very well, my Lord,”
15    3,   13| bursts at last after too long service.”~“McNabbs,” said Paganel, “