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 1        I,  XIII|   bishop, major,” said Colonel Murphy, as he made a move that
 2        I,  XIII|     army—Colonel Heneage Finch Murphy and Major Sir John Temple
 3        I,  XIII|       said that either Colonel Murphy or Major Oliphant had made
 4        I,  XIII|        on, then,” said Colonel Murphy. “What is it about your
 5        I,  XIII|        chagrin of both Colonel Murphy and Major Oliphant, the
 6        I,  XIV |    land.~Colonel Heneage Finch Murphy and Major Sir John Temple
 7        I,  XIV |        last interposed Colonel Murphy, in the coldest and most
 8        I,  XIV |       is Colonel Heneage Finch Murphy,” was the major’s grave
 9        I,  XIV |    Servadac, savagely.~Colonel Murphy slightly smiled.~Proof against
10        I,  XIV |    belonged to China.”~Colonel Murphy turned deliberately away
11        I,  XIV |      ground?” objected Colonel Murphy; “I beg your pardon. This,
12       II,  XIII|       contentment; and Colonel Murphy and Major Oliphant would
13       II,  XV  |      the other island. Colonel Murphy and the major had not even
14       II,  XV  | presently; “I see that Colonel Murphy has just telegraphed his