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 1      I,  IX   |        some sudden presentiment, murmured —~“Perhaps it would be better
 2      I,  IX   |        tack, whatever happens !” murmured the old sailor.~And pushing
 3      I,  IX   |     empty place.~“Unhappy man !” murmured Mrs Barnett; and at the
 4     II,  IV   |        troubled spirit. The wind murmured softly amongst the pines;
 5     II,  V    |          are sinking gradually,” murmured Sergeant Long. “The ice
 6     II,  VIII |     island and float away!~“Ah!” murmured Long, “that is the danger!”~
 7     II,  IX   |    recognising her preserver she murmured—~“Mrs Barnett! Mrs Barnett!”~
 8     II,  IX   |     Barnett, much affected; “she murmured my name when she was at
 9     II,  IX   |     affectionately, and then she murmured her thanks to God for her
10     II,  XVIII|       Kalumah!~“Help! help!” she murmured feebly.~Hobson let himself
11     II,  XVIII| overlooked the whole island, she murmured in a changed and hollow
12     II,  XIX  |          last?”~“I have indeed,” murmured Mrs Barnett, hiding her
13     II,  XXIII|         comrades.~“Poor fellow.” murmured Mrs Barnett; “I have asked