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 1 VI    |     ever heard of such a thing? Leave him to go off alone, after
 2 XII   |         the doctor. “I give you leave to borrow a little heat
 3 XIV   |         it is a pity to have to leave such a noble animal.”~“The
 4 XV    | beforehand; we may be forced to leave this at any moment, unexpectedly,
 5 XVI   |         of the moon without her leave! She came near serving us
 6 XIX   |      and then, again, we do not leave behind us an inflammable
 7 XX    |         empty bottle, with your leave, doctor, and if it reaches
 8 XXI   |      these savages. We must not leave this place without doing
 9 XXIII |       us!—really for us—our own—leave it behind!”~“Take care,
10 XXIII |        But, doctor, you gave me leave—”~“I gave you leave to replace
11 XXIII |     gave me leave—”~“I gave you leave to replace the ballast;
12 XXIV  |   duration, no, should the wind leave us; and it, even now, has
13 XXV   |      our situation, we must not leave anything untried; therefore,
14 XXVI  |        impossible. You will not leave us.”~“But, sir, we must
15 XIX   |        velocity. They longed to leave behind them the desert,
16 XXX   |         where the doctor had to leave him, finding it impossible
17 XXXIII|      the shore; and we will not leave the country without having
18 XXXIII|         land they were about to leave, and arrived at the conclusion
19 XXXIV |          cried Kennedy.~“Let us leave that to Providence, my dear
20 XXXVII|       been fresh cut; so I took leave to make another jerk, and,
21 XLI   |        at your ease, Joe; if we leave her, it will be in spite
22 XLI   |         to me that you will not leave us!”~“Have no fears, my
23 XLIII |         to make a hole in it, I leave you to judge what our situation