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  2. CHAPTER XXXIV.

    Mr. Brion stood at his gate when the little buggy drove up, beaming with contentment and hospitality. He respectfully begged that Mr. Yelverton would grant them the favour ...

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  3. THE NEW HEBRIDES.

    I land alone on the beach at Ambrym, in the centre of a crowd of naked savages. There are 20 to 30 men and boys. A few have clubs, which they carry merely as ...

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  4. IN AMERICA.

    No. I.—ON THE BROAD PACIFIC. It was a favourite argument of the evangelical divine whom I "sat under" for many years that an unregenerate man, even if ...

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