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 1 2,7|       cargo, a year before. The 'Duncan' was commanded by Captain
 2 2,7|       Sea, and picked up by the 'Duncan.' This document stated in
 3 2,7|      Grant, who joined him. The 'Duncan' yacht was equipped for
 4 2,7|    wished to take part, and the 'Duncan,' leaving Glasgow, proceeded
 5 2,7|        among the Indians. ~"The 'Duncan' disembarked her passengers
 6 2,7|     situated in her course, the 'Duncan,' as I have said, arrived
 7 2,7|    command of Ayrton, while the 'Duncan,' under charge of the mate,
 8 2,7|        from his ship, seize the 'Duncan,' and make the yacht a pirate
 9 2,7|         to do. ~"Meanwhile, the 'Duncan' had been sent to Melbourne
10 2,7|        carry to the mate of the 'Duncan'-a letter which ordered
11 2,7|       would be able to take the 'Duncan' into Twofold Bay, where
12 2,7|        of Lord Glenarvan. ~"The 'Duncan' cruised about on this coast
13 2,7|        of guns. The guns on the 'Duncan' were being fired, and soon
14 2,7| Australia, at Twofold Bay. 'Not "Duncan!"' He telegraphed to Melbourne.
15 2,7|      Melbourne. They answered, '"Duncan" sailed on the 18th instant.
16 2,7|         of Heaven, he found the 'Duncan,' under command of the mate,
17 2,7|  Glenarvan was now on board the 'Duncan,' but Ayrton was there also.
18 2,7|     Ayrton remained mute. ~"The 'Duncan' continued her voyage along
19 2,7|         which he had given. The 'Duncan' continued her voyage and
20 2,7|         this islet on which the 'Duncan' leaves you. You will be
21 2,7|      never forget it! ~"And the 'Duncan,' making sail, soon disappeared.
22 2,9|         very unfortunate if the 'Duncan' has returned to these parts
23 3,1|        Herbert. ~"Can it be the 'Duncan'?" he cried. ~The "Duncan,"
24 3,1|        Duncan'?" he cried. ~The "Duncan," as has been said, was
25 3,1|      alone can say if it is the 'Duncan.'" ~This was the opinion
26 3,1|          vessel. ~"If it is the 'Duncan,'" said Herbert, "Ayrton
27 3,1|          to return on board the 'Duncan,' and pray Heaven that it
28 3,1|       that this ship may be the 'Duncan' come to these seas for
29 3,1|          you home again." ~"The 'Duncan!'" murmured Ayrton. "Already?"
30 3,1|            no! it cannot be the 'Duncan'!" ~"Look, Ayrton," then
31 3,1|         do not think she is the 'Duncan.'" ~"Why do you not think
32 3,1|          Spilett. ~"Because the 'Duncan' is a steam-yacht, and I
33 3,1|         ship was or was not the "Duncan." The Scotch yacht was also
34 3,1|          saying-~"It is not the 'Duncan'! It could not be!" ~Pencroft
35 3,1|           It was that which the "Duncan" would have carried, had
36 3,0|        watch the horizon. ~"The 'Duncan'!" murmured Ayrton-and fell
37 3,0|     explained everything. ~"The 'Duncan'!" he murmured. ~"The 'Duncan'!"
38 3,0|    Duncan'!" he murmured. ~"The 'Duncan'!" exclaimed Cyrus Harding.
39 3,0|            It was, in fact, the "Duncan," Lord Glenarvan's yacht,
40 3,0|         to their country by the "Duncan." ~There, upon this domain,