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 1    1,    1|      Firth of Clyde. She was returning to Glasgow, and the Isle
 2    1,   12|   farther. When he talked of returning, however, Glenarvan appealed
 3    1,   25|      soon burst over us.”~On returning to the bottom of the tree,
 4    2,   12| asked him about this.~“I was returning to my tribe in the Lachlan,”
 5    2,   13|  traces of Captain Grant. In returning south, on the contrary,
 6    2,   19|   The sailor felt a throb of returning life. McNabbs ventured to
 7    2,   19|     these, and felt new life returning.~The only food they could
 8    3,    1|    was the first to speak of returning to Scotland. John Mangles
 9    3,    4|     the waves. By and by the returning waves would break over the
10    3,    6|      period of inaction.~The returning tide would not occur till
11    3,    9|    of the 42nd Regiment, was returning to make a final appeal to
12    3,   17|      plan formed at Eden, of returning to Europe and giving up
13    3,   17|  talked over the question of returning, more particularly with
14    3,   21|     to their names; all were returning to their old Scotia.~As