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 1    1,    7|        heard that the best way to prevent sea-sickness is to go to
 2    1,   10|           secretly as possible to prevent the Indians getting scent
 3    1,   10|   Glenarvan found the only way to prevent jealousy among them was
 4    1,   11|          by the sea breezes as to prevent any feeling of oppressive
 5    2,    1|         Cape Horn.”~“That doesn’t prevent my regretting it,” replied
 6    2,    7|         them, but passed a law to prevent any ticket-of-leave men
 7    2,   10|         that it was impossible to prevent; a crack was heard, and
 8    2,   13| themselves against the light, and prevent too great evaporation. This
 9    2,   15|           all his skill could not prevent. The ladies bore their share
10    2,   17|          in the night. This would prevent the convicts from tracking
11    2,   18|      Major, coolly, determined to prevent Glenarvan from taking a
12    2,   19|          shan’t arrive in time to prevent a catastrophe.”~“Let us
13    3,    4|           that it was too late to prevent. About half-past eleven,
14    3,    7|         Land League,’ intended to prevent the natives from selling