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 1      I,  X    |        they had rescued; so they quietly returned to their wild life
 2      I,  XI   |   Frenchman,” said Sergeant Long quietly.~And all agreed that none
 3      I,  XVI  |       fox is mine, sir,” he said quietly.~“It is if you killed it !”
 4      I,  XIX  | contented himself with observing quietly—~“The morses are smoking,
 5      I,  XXI  |  approaching the window observed quietly—~“They are bears!”~In fact
 6     II,  VIII |          her hand firmly, saying quietly——~“Stop! stop!”~At the noise
 7     II,  VIII |         surface of the island he quietly laid down the body he had
 8     II,  VIII |          round with a low growl, quietly walked away towards the
 9     II,  X    |        stepped forward, and said quietly.~“We knew it, sir!”~
10     II,  XIV  |         morning, saw a huge bear quietly advancing towards the fort.
11     II,  XIV  |          the postern unfastened, quietly pushed open the door, looked
12     II,  XIV  |  departure everything went on as quietly as before.~The little boy’
13     II,  XXIII|          to Mrs Barnett and said quietly—~“I am going to drown myself,
14     II,  XXIII|          without another word he quietly turned away and went back
15     II,  XXIII|           replied the astronomer quietly.~Nothing, in fact, could