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 1 IV    |          Ah, Mr. Kazallon,” he continued, “you do not know what it
 2 IV    |      does,” I assented.~“But,” continued M. Letourneur, taking my
 3 X     |       I could see that Falsten continued to remonstrate, whilst Ruby
 4 XI    |     who, quite beside himself, continued to rave up and down the
 5 XII   | quickly recovering himself, he continued, “But I am forgetting myself;
 6 XII   |        do not know how it is,” continued the captain, “but I seem
 7 XIII  |      every aperture.”~The fire continued to progress even more rapidly
 8 XIII  |       the full north-east wind continued to make her way with undiminished
 9 XV    |      XV.~THE NIGHT OF THE 29th CONTINUED.—It was not yet midnight;
10 XVI   |    stood watching Curtis as he continued eagerly to scan the western
11 XXII  |      we had hopes, if the wind continued favourable, of reaching
12 XXII  |  Slowly, but surely, the water continued to rise, and on the following
13 XXII  |        last night, the pumping continued; but still the sea gained
14 XXVI  |     most serene composure, and continued,—~“And isn’t it me myself
15 XXVI  |      in the main-top, where we continued talking for some hours.
16 XXVIII|   CHAPTER XXVIII.~DECEMBER 6th CONTINUED.—The “Chancellor” no longer
17 XXXI  |     CHAPTER XXXI.~DECEMBER 7th CONTINUED.—Our first day on the raft
18 XXXII |        our condition. The wind continued to blow in irregular gusts,
19 XXXV  |       hour the meteoric shower continued to descend, and during that
20 XLIII |        behind to larboard,” he continued in an undertone.~Affecting
21 LI    |      with indomitable pluck he continued to stand on the front of
22 LIII  |       my favour.~M. Letourneur continued his painful task. Since
23 LVI   |      CHAPTER LVI.~JANUARY 27th CONTINUED.—A change came over me as
24 LVII  |     CHAPTER LVII.~JANUARY 27th CONTINUED.—Curtis, no doubt was right