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 1 IV  |    glade, if we may use this word to designate a vast and
 2 IV  |      era, whether the French word for coal (HOUILLE) is really
 3 VI  |    commonly expressed by the word “puff.”~Harry again seized
 4 VIII|  stretch, without uttering a word. All at once Simon Ford
 5 IX  |      friend was a man of his word. With him, a thing promised
 6 XII | repeated Nell, as though the word had no meaning for her,
 7 XII |    seemed to understand that word no better than days! Simon,
 8 XIII|    been telling you.”~“Not a word,” shouted Jack, “but I make
 9 XIV |   speak. Her lips murmured a word or two indistinctly; she
10 XVI |      cottage, but said not a word of the result of their examinations