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 1 2 |     future had in store for me!~I returned immediately to my house
 2 3 |           secret uneasiness. If I returned without even having scaled
 3 3 |           Twenty minutes later he returned and led us onward toward
 4 5 |   fifteenth of June that Mr. Ward returned to duty. Despite my lack
 5 5 |         profound sleep.”~“Still,” returned Mr. Ward, “there is nothing
 6 5 |           At this moment Mr. Ward returned and I interrupted my reading
 7 6 |          After leaving Mr. Ward I returned to my home in Long Street.
 8 7 |   shrugging my shoulders.~“Well,” returned my superstitious handmaid, “
 9 7 |        servant spoke of it when I returned.~For some days, she said,
10 7 |    strolled off a little way, and returned again.~“Are you sure these
11 7 |           watch, and if the spies returned on the morrow, they should
12 12|          Now that the two men had returned, would they re-embark with
13 12|           coast of New England.~I returned to my place, with my men
14 13|           some food before me and returned to his place. Some potted
15 13|       response to my questions, I returned to my seat near the hatchway
16 14|         not change. The steersman returned on deck, and the captain,
17 15| explorations were completed and I returned toward the center. Here
18 16|        Prudent and Mr. Evans then returned to Philadelphia. They had
19 17|          the “Terror” had not yet returned to the surface of the sea.~
20 18|           and as my senses slowly returned, I answered to his questioning.~
21 18|  unfortunate whose reason had not returned with his consciousness.~