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1      I,  IX   |     these words, and looked inquiringly at the old boatman, already
2      I,  IX   |   the two travellers looked inquiringly into old Norman’s face,
3      I,  IX   |  Mrs Paulina Barnett looked inquiringly at Hobson.~“Norman!” he
4      I,  XXIII| either.”~Mrs Barnett looked inquiringly at Hobson.~“What has happened?”
5     II,  I    |  uttered a word. She looked inquiringly at Hobson, who tried to
6     II,  III  |   bushes and willows, gazed inquiringly at the intruders. They seemed
7     II,  VIII |  asked Mrs Barnett, looking inquiringly at her companion.~“Because
8     II,  XXII |    Lieutenant looked at him inquiringly, and the man pointed to
9     II,  XXIII|  speaker, and looked at him inquiringly. They thought they must