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 1 IV   |   word of open complaint, but quietly and gracefully performs
 2 X    |    stretched upon benches and quietly enjoyed the gentle rolling
 3 XI   |     indignation, he proceeded quietly, though sternly, to interrogate
 4 XII  |       get quit of the ship as quietly as we can; if on the other
 5 XII  | captain of this vessel.”~Thus quietly and simply the change was
 6 XXII |       his self-possession. He quietly informed such of the passengers
 7 XXVII|  myself,” said the young girl quietly “only for those to whom
 8 XXXII|     wearing. The night passed quietly. As the raft was not very
 9 XLVI |     released my prisoner, and quietly crept back to my own quarters.~
10 LIV  |   went up to him and told him quietly that the drawing of the