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...As soon as the robbery was discovered, picked detectives has- tened off to Liverpool, Glasgow, Havre, Suez, Brindisi, New York, and other ports, inspi... ...m San Francisco to New Y ork, and a transatlantic steamer from New York to Liverpool, would doubtless bring them to the end of this impossible journey... ...east, so he hoped—to take the Atlantic steamer at New York on the 11th for Liverpool. The car which he occupied was a sort of long omnibus on eight wh... ...be- fore nine o’clock in the evening, the time that the steamer leaves for Liverpool?” “It is absolutely necessary.” “And, if your journey had not bee... ...here was still some chances that it would be before the steamer sailed for Liverpool. Passepartout even felt a strong desire to grasp his ally, Fix, b... ...bank of the river, before the very pier of the Cunard line. The China, for Liverpool, had started three-quarters of an hour before! Chapter XXXII IN W... ...rt, did not leave until the 14th; the Hamburg boats did not go directly to Liverpool or London, but to Havre; and the additional trip from Havre to So... ... China, one of the fastest steamers on the Atlantic, he would have reached Liverpool, and then London, within the period agreed upon. Mr. Fogg left th... ... The Henrietta, well known.” “Will you carry me and three other persons to Liverpool?” “To Liverpool? Why not to China?” “I said Liverpool.” “No!” “No...

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...e could get no crew on the south coast. They sent us one all complete from Liverpool, and we left once more—for Bankok. “We had fair breezes, smooth w... ...groaning even as we went about our work. But they all worked. That crew of Liverpool hard cases had in them the right stuff. It’s my experience they a...

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...ents in Europe; smart, bright fellows that we can depend on. I want one in Liverpool, one in Paris, and one in Odessa, and I want them to cable us abo... ...at length, “... yes. I guess I can arrange it. I can get you a good man in Liverpool—T raynard is his name—and there’s two or three in Paris we could ... ...s how it reads,” he said at last. “‘Cash wheat advanced one cent bushel on Liverpool buying, stock light. Shipping to interior. European price not att... ...m?” “Maybe. I’ll talk to Sam about it.” “And now the last one.” “It’s from Liverpool, and Liverpool, you must understand, is the great buyer of wheat.... ...r. To-day she had expected that quite possibly the business implied in the Liverpool cable of the morning might detain him, but surely he should be ho... ...ell the whole thing now. I’ve been putting through a little deal with some Liverpool fellows to-day, and I had to wait down town to get their cables t... ... but you said then you’d be up in half an hour.” “I know—I know. But those Liverpool cables didn’t come till all hours. Well, as I was saying, Mr. Cor... ... profoundest secrecy, had been to replace the five million bushels sold to Liverpool by five million more of the May option. This was in January, and ... ...front office, “say, find out about the primary receipts, and the Paris and Liverpool stocks. Bet you what you like that Paris and Liverpool together c...

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...the “Indies.” First, he spoke freely of his intention to start shortly for Liverpool and take ship for America; a resolution which cost his good mothe... ...le, and walked off. In another half-hour he was on the coach on his way to Liverpool, smiling the smile of the triumphant wicked. He was rid of Jacob—...

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...nly, in his slightly hoarse voice. “She draws over twenty feet. She’s the Liverpool ship Sephora with a cargo of coal. Hundred and twenty-three days ...

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...ed ships lay close along shore, waiting for their cargo. Soon these would be plunging round the Horn, soon the flour from the Star Flour Mills would b...

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...he very last, the night before they embarked for New York, in the hotel at Liverpool. They had been dining together in a great dim, musty sitting-room... ...ou have apparently quite banished from your mind the request I made you at Liverpool, before we sailed; the request that you would notify me in advanc...

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... a state of things,—so easy for the Prime Minister,—since the days of Lord Liverpool. He had one thorn in his side, our friend who was at the Admiralt... ...n pundit asked him his business. He was waiting, he said, for a train from Liverpool, intending, when his friend arrived, to go with him to Dulwich by... ... It was all feasible, and the pundit told him that the stopping train from Liverpool was due there in six minutes, but that the express from the north... ...t.’ ‘All right, old fellow,’ said Lopez retreating. The next train was the Liverpool train; and it seemed that our friend’s friend had not come, for w... ...l train; and it seemed that our friend’s friend had not come, for when the Liverpool passengers had cleared themselves off, he was still walking up an... ...o now followed him about and kept an eye on him. ‘There ain’t another from Liverpool stopping here till the 2.20,’ said the pundit. ‘You had better co...

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...e, some years ago. He seems to have been a boy serving his time on board a Liverpool ship, if I am not mistaken.” “What was his name?” I told him. “Ho...

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...e, some years ago. He seems to have been a boy serving his time on board a Liverpool ship, if I am not mistaken.” “What was his name?” I told him. “Ho...

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... perfect? Just the names, see: the ‘Mary Baker,’ Hull; and the ‘Anandale,’ Liverpool; and the ‘T wo Sisters,’ Calcutta, and see that one they’re calki...

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...ly was carried off by his passions for a “bit of a spree” to Birmingham or Liverpool or Manchester. The in- dulgences of these occasions were usually ... ...ends, noisily arch and eager about the “steamer letters” they would get at Liverpool; they were the very soul-sisters of my cousins. The chief element...

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...ive: Louis ventured, ‘Where did you land?’ and his father made answer, ‘At Liverpool, yesterday,’ and how the Custom-house had detained them, and he h... ...’s horror of railways, he persuaded her to trust herself under his care to Liverpool. She augured great things from the let- ter which she had entrust...

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...nd sense of a boggy or peaty dis- trict, like the famous Chat Moss between Liverpool and Manchester. 93. Lochard. Loch Ard is a beautiful lakelet, abo...

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...r the interval between the first wooden Dibble fashioned by man, and those Liverpool Steam-carriages, or the British House of Com- mons, we shall note...

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...n; he had laughed, slapped him on the shoulder, and invited him to come to Liverpool with him, saying to the workmen, in his broken Russian, “Oh, he’s...

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...e sofa; Thursday in going about London; Friday he was off to 458 Yo n g e Liverpool; Saturday had sailed for Canada. Albinia was coming nearer to the... ...id, mer- rily. ‘But how and when could you have come?’ ‘This morning, from Liverpool. We did not mean to storm you in this manner; we meant to have se...

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...reckon,” he said, and rubbed his hands, and laughed. “I was aboard ship in Liverpool this morning, that I was. That ere young woman’s woke up from her...

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...another hasty note announced that Dr. and Mrs. Thomas May and Ella were at Liverpool; adding that Averil had been exceedingly ill throughout the voyag...