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 1 I      |      proposed?~Ferguson’s father, a brave and worthy captain in the
 2 XXIII  |            Come, courage, Joe!”~The brave fellow, heaving deep sighs,
 3 XXIV   |       moment that you determined to brave them. Under present circumstances,
 4 XIX    |           the command of one of our brave captains, the steamer Pleiad
 5 XXXIII |            Undoubtedly. Suppose the brave fellow should take it into
 6 XXXIV  |          and excellent disposition! brave and candid heart! Dazzled
 7 XXXV   |            Tchad, had liberated our brave Joe. More than one island,
 8 XXXVI  |             he waiting for? Ah! the brave lad! Huzza!” shouted the
 9 XXXVII |           to start on—eh, doctor?”~“Brave fellow!” said Ferguson,
10 XXXVII | self-forgetfulness were sublime, my brave lad, and they saved us,
11 XXXVIII|      sportsman.~“It was then that a brave young man, with his own
12 XXXVIII|             that commercial town to brave a thousand dangers in crossing
13 XLI    |           he coolly ejaculated.~“My brave Joe! my friend!” said the
14 XLI    |          Kennedy heartily shook the brave fellow’s hand, without being
15 XLII   |     generous rivalry is useless, my brave friends,” said Ferguson; “
16 XLIII  |        Hurrah! hurrah!” shouted the brave fellow exultingly, as the
17 XLIII  |           land. At once some of the brave Frenchmen rushed into the
18 XLIV   |             of Dr. Ferguson and his brave companions, as vouched for