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 1 2,7|            a Scotch nobleman, Lord Glenarvan, anchored off Cape Bernouilli,
 2 2,7|         board this yacht were Lord Glenarvan and his wife, a major in
 3 2,7|        undertake this search, Lord Glenarvan resolved to attempt everything
 4 2,7|           at Cape Corrientes. Lord Glenarvan traversed Patagonia, following
 5 2,7|      December, 1854. ~"It was Lord Glenarvan's intention to traverse
 6 2,7| hospitality to the travelers. Lord Glenarvan made known to the Irishman
 7 2,7|           Who are you?' asked Lord Glenarvan. ~"'A Scotchman like yourself,
 8 2,7|          his trustworthiness. Lord Glenarvan, therefore, believed in
 9 2,7|      thirty-seventh parallel. Lord Glenarvan, his wife, the two children,
10 2,7|     Melbourne, there to await Lord Glenarvan's instructions. ~"They set
11 2,7|          had just heard of it from Glenarvan's account. Since his abandonment,
12 2,7|           east coast, and led Lord Glenarvan to proceed in that direction,
13 2,7|       necessary, then, to get Lord Glenarvan to order her to leave Melbourne
14 2,7|          what would become of Lord Glenarvan. ~"The 'Duncan' cruised
15 2,7|         being fired, and soon Lord Glenarvan and his companions came
16 2,7|           a thousand dangers, Lord Glenarvan had accomplished his journey,
17 2,7|       Destination unknown.' ~"Lord Glenarvan could only arrive at one
18 2,7|            vessel! ~"However, Lord Glenarvan would not give up. He was
19 2,7|           3rd of March, 1855. Lord Glenarvan was now on board the 'Duncan,'
20 2,7|      Ayrton refused to speak. Lord Glenarvan then told him, that at the
21 2,7|             In the meanwhile, Lady Glenarvan undertook to vanquish the
22 2,7|           tell, proposed that Lord Glenarvan should leave him on some
23 2,7|          English authorities. Lord Glenarvan, resolving to do anything
24 2,7|        coast. ~"Nevertheless, Lord Glenarvan kept the promise which he
25 2,7|            were pronounced by Lord Glenarvan:-~"'Here, Ayrton, you will
26 2,8|      expedition undertaken by Lord Glenarvan, and its result." ~"Ayrton
27 2,9|          do you think that if Lord Glenarvan's yacht had appeared at
28 2,9|           Scotch vessel. Now, Lord Glenarvan promised Ayrton that he
29 2,9|      dwelling, a notice which Lord Glenarvan and his crew cannot help
30 2,9|            the engineer, "for Lord Glenarvan would not choose the winter
31 3,1|            has been said, was Lord Glenarvan's yacht, which had left
32 3,1|      Heaven that it is indeed Lord Glenarvan's yacht, for I should be
33 3,5|          he would like to see Lord Glenarvan again and show himself to
34 3,0|           fact, the "Duncan," Lord Glenarvan's yacht, now commanded by
35 3,0|          treasure and sent to Lady Glenarvan in the name of the castaways
36 3,0|          visits from Lord and Lady Glenarvan, Captain John Mangles and