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 1 IV   |     he devoted himself to the search for new veins in all the
 2 V    |    Fords were agreed that the search, unsuccessful to-day, might
 3 V    |   attaining the object of his search. He was going over the southwest
 4 V    |        He darted forward.~His search was in vain. As Harry would
 5 IX   |       conduct a most vigorous search. The magistrate wished first
 6 IX   |       and asked to direct the search which was to be made without
 7 XI   |   possible clew to guide your search?”~“Perhaps I have. Listen
 8 XII  | without; at the time of their search, therefore, the magistrates
 9 XII  |       refuge, secure from all search or pursuit. But now, circumstances
10 XVI  |     on a single one of them.”~Search was made in all directions.
11 XVIII|    was not far wrong; but all search for proof of this was fruitless,