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 1 Note  |           find M. VERNE as much at home in voyaging through the
 2 III   |       weeks of his presence at the home of his crony Dick.~The Scot
 3 VIII  | incessantly to and fro between his home in Greek Street, and the
 4 IX    |           he soon found himself at home on board; every body liked
 5 XIII  |           with that you must rally home.”~“Agreed!” said Kennedy;
 6 XIX   |           keenest reminiscences of home and distant friends. Joe
 7 XIX   |      finding it QUITE NATURAL that home should not be there, from
 8 XXIII |             and we cannot take one home with us.”~“The millions
 9 XXVIII|         dreams; he felt himself at home; his master had to give
10 XXXIII|      Kennedy, who was perfectly at home in the business, packed
11 XXXV  |         did? Some of them got back home again. Come, then! the deuce!
12 XLIX  |         carry that whole landscape home to Scotland! It would do