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 1 I    |        know that the English have given to their vast extent of
 2 IV   |           And that man would have given serious offense who could
 3 IV   |          day revive! He had never given up the hope of discovering
 4 IV   | Ravenously hungry. My journey has given me an appetite. I came through
 5 VI   |    arguments which the latter had given in support of his belief.
 6 VII  |           Had the ground suddenly given way under Harry’s feet?
 7 IX   |         the name of fire-maidens, given them by the people of the
 8 IX   |        However, as soon as he was given permission to sing as much
 9 IX   |         received. His account was given so clearly that it could
10 IX   |     president and his men, little given to superstition, darted
11 X    |           Starr. The engineer had given himself body and soul to
12 XI   |    whoever he is, has by no means given up his evil intentions.
13 XI   |         down, and draw me up at a given signal. I may depend upon
14 XVI  |           Loch Katrine had fairly given way. The waters had suddenly
15 XVIII|          the day came. Silfax had given no token of existence.~By
16 XVIII|        Loch Malcolm, had suddenly given way and opened without explosion,